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Usual suspects:
- SPF, DKIM, DMARC
- Make sure you're not running an open relay
- MS/Outlook are particularly strict anyway -
Blacklists? Reverse DNS entries correct (and matching HELO)? Is your service just new and therefore lacking reputation?
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Linux434837y@Divisionbyzero
Mind sharing the domain name that you are using? You can send it to me at linux@linux.pizza -
Linux434837y@Divisionbyzero
I did not even recieve the envelope :) I guess your mailserver has really bad rep.
Try send to
xenu@selea.space -
Linux434837y@Divisionbyzero
Really? Have not gotten anything, sure that you spelled it correctly?
Btw, I am om riot, we can talk there :) -
Wombat102447y@DataJockey Sensei @Linux checked my domain and found that my ISP is one which has bad repo. Also hosting the mail system on the same server where the website is located and which sends emails too, was a bad idea.
I probably will host a cloud server for mailing stuff in some time with Iredmail.
And they spammed happy until the end of the internet. The end. -
@Divisionbyzero We use a combination of SendGrid (for our membership portal) and MailChimp (for large blasts) if you're interested. Both fully support using your own domain with SPF/DKIM etc, and if you think you'll be a high-volume (and responsible) sender with SendGrid at least you can get a dedicated IP.
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