I have a wordpress website, I sent a newsletters email to 88 subscriber one time, all the 88 emails delivered well. After that immediately I was unable to send any email contains cgees.com link in the email body.
If I send any email with any links inside without mentioning cgees.com/...., all emails reach their destination, but when including cgees.com/... they just don't reach although it say " sent ".
I checked the spam folders and no emails there, tried to send to lot of domains ( yahoo, hotmail, gmail, and other domains ) and no email delivered at all, I also tried to send email directly from website, outlook and webmail and all of them say " sent " but no emails delivered.
I tried to send an email contains cgees.com from my personal hotmail email and the email delivered normally. its only happening when I try to send from my domain email addresses.
Can any body give me a hope solving this issue?
You can use a tool like MXTool.com to check about your domain to see if it has any issues. As for emails not reaching there is a paid service like ReturnPath that can let you know what went wrong where.
Hope that the help you needed.
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I have a website with a webform which users can use to contact a company. The webform internally creates an email in PHP using PHPMailer and is sending this email via SMTP to the company.
The company has a customer-management-system which identifies the user by looking at the sender of the email. Which means I couldn't send the email from the form from "form#example.com" to "customer-relations#example.com", but need to send it from "customeremail#customerdomain.com" to "customer-relations#example.com".
This worked for some years now, but since some time, we get the error-message:
"envelope sender not allowed customeremail#customerdomain.com"
for example from emails from #gmail.com. Other domains still work.
I understand that it is not good practice to "fake" the sender of the email to make the identification of the customer-management-system work. The developer of the customer-management-systems are not able to offer a solution yet (no comment on that...), so perhaps there are any ideas here which we could try to make this work?
I am wondering if there is a way to send a quick email to my leads on gmail. I want to send each message to store them in the sent folder, I know that it can be done by create each compose message but it will give me the hard work to send the emails to each user and I don't like to use BCC because when I receive the emails from the users, I will only see one message in my inbox. I want to receive each email from each user.
Example:
http://oi57.tinypic.com/ztiy5f.jpg
I don't like to receive the email like this:
http://oi60.tinypic.com/4gl11e.jpg
Is there a way to do that through on VB6, PHP, gmail or whatever it is?
Sending mail using PHP, for example. It's not as easy as it used to be.
The sending part, is trivial. Most of the time folks use the mail command, pass parameters to it, and voila.
However, with today's overachieving spam filtering via ISPs, etc. -- Chances are very good that your email might not ever get received at its intended address. It might get there, most likely will be sent to spam, and can have several hours of delay.
The best way to send email, as far as I know, is with SMTP email in PHP. PHP mail vs SMTP
I have used default mail() function to send email it sends emails to yahoo successfully but on gmail my emails are going to spam folder due a verification link, if I remove that link then goes to inbox
like is like this
domain.com/abnd.html?code=asdjkahsjkdhkasjghdksghdkjgsakjdg
if remove code then works, with code it goes to spam on gmail.
please help
Could be a number of factors:
Maybe the actual domain name or part of the URL is affecting the overall spam score
Is your email valid HTML and/or and have proper headers
Does the IP address sending mail have a valid PTR record
Are there additional headers being included in the email by the server that you may not want
There are a lot of good resources and helpful things you can use from the AOL Postmaster site including Technical Policy Requirements for Sending Mail to AOL.com, and the feedback loop.
Also see Google Bulk Sender Guidelines for more.
I'm developing an email marketing system which allows users to send emails to multiple addresses. I have a list of tasks that need to be done, probably I will have many questions regarding to these tasks. Here's one of them: As I said, users are sending out emails to multiple addresses. I want to check for every sent out emails if the receipient address blocks the email and the reason of the block.
Usually this is coming back to an email from Mail Delivery System. I think the solution has to be somewhere around the idea of checking the incoming emails somehow. Please help me finding the best solution.
Thanks
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I'm going to update the content of the question. I forgot to say that these emails are sent our from a valid SMTP server with username and password, there should be a way to get the content of inbox from PHP somehow.
I want to check for every sent out emails if the receipient address blocks the email and the reason of the block.
Forget it. Most spam filters will just swallow unwanted E-Mail without comment (so as to not give spammers any hint about their success or failure).
Also, you won't be able to find out if a user simply deleted your E-Mail straight away, or had a rule set up in their E-Mail client to delete it. This is information that you will never get hold of unless the recipient tells you.
Only a tiniest fraction of rejected E-Mails will actually cause a reply to go out to the E-Mail sender address - if any! I, for one, have had mails swallowed by spam filters, but I've never received a reply saying "your E-Mail was filtered as spam". Have you?
What you can do is catch E-Mails whose delivery failed for technical reasons - unknown recipient, recipient mailbox full, relaying failed... Those will be returned as "mailer-daemon" error messages to either the sender address, or the address specified in the errors-to header. Those mails you could parse using PHP. But I don't think this is what you want.
i am trying to send email using PHP scripts... however, the recipient is receiving it in his/her SPAM folder -this is not the desired result (I would like to have it sent directly to their inbox so that I don't have to warn them to look in their SPAM folder).
below is the code I use to send the email using PEAR... what changes can I make to prevent the emails from going into the SPAM folder?
send("test.user#gmail.com", $headers, $body);
?>
In general, email is classified as spam or not spam on the receiving end, not the sending end - otherwise, spammers would simply say that all of their messages aren't spam, completely defeating the purpose. Thus, you can't just force a message to go to a sender's inbox.
However, what you may need to do is see if the machine that you're using to send mail is currently listed on any spam blocklists, and if so, take the necessary steps to remove it from those blocklists. The most common is probably Spamhaus.
How to increase the chance that the receiver doesn't mark an email as spam has been discussed quite some times here on SO. E.g.
How do you make sure email you send programmatically is not automatically marked as spam?
But there may be some tips specific to pear's Mail package on how to implement these steps (so I wouldn't consider this a duplicate ...yet).
You can purchase a dedicated IP address for your domain to patch this problem almost. After installing a dedicated static IP,all your email will have unique permanent sender ID...
GMail and other top mail services will list your email in Inbox...But yahoo and some other won't mind it....