yellowcat
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- Aug 27, 2015
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Okay i'm trying to wrap my head around this.
From what i understand you require an smtp server with a domain to send emails.
This smtp server has it's own ip (Does it matter if the ip changes?)
With this smtp server you can send a zillion emails out there is no limitation, except perhaps for hosting providers?
Big email services like yahoo gmail etc. Build trust with smtp servers, if a new smtp server pops up and it sends out a zillion emails it's flagged as spam. Perhaps there are other services designed specifically to watch for email spam ?
This requires the smtp sending out emails to "build trust" over time.
Am i missing anything?
From what i understand you require an smtp server with a domain to send emails.
This smtp server has it's own ip (Does it matter if the ip changes?)
With this smtp server you can send a zillion emails out there is no limitation, except perhaps for hosting providers?
Big email services like yahoo gmail etc. Build trust with smtp servers, if a new smtp server pops up and it sends out a zillion emails it's flagged as spam. Perhaps there are other services designed specifically to watch for email spam ?
This requires the smtp sending out emails to "build trust" over time.
Am i missing anything?