
Mail in Spam: Read SPF, Then DKIM, Then DMARC
Check that the message left the server, then SPF alignment, then DKIM, then the DMARC policy. p=none does not stop forgery.
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Check that the message left the server, then SPF alignment, then DKIM, then the DMARC policy. p=none does not stop forgery.
EuroVDC

When new-domain mail hits spam, age gets the blame. Reputation is the score: SPF/DKIM, complaints, volume ramp, and EuroVDC mail DNS.
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Catch-all accepts every unknown local part; bots fill your mailbox. When a temporary open is justified, alias alternatives, and EuroVDC mail practice.
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