> I forgot to migrate the bounce list from the old domain to the new domain (and, less important numbers-wise but still important: the spam list).
Thank you! Something I would have forgotten as well and probably will not anymore
Thank you! Something I would have forgotten as well and probably will not anymore
I don't know why they don't just keep a master list of every bounced email across every domain (or maybe that's what their paid verification product is and I just haven't looked at it closely enough?) and let me set a flag when sending an email to reject anything they know is going to bounce.
DMARC and friends only help with authenticity. There's plenty of fraudsters sending authentic spam out there. The cost of a new domain is like $6, and there's plenty of people inputting their credentials on fake webmail signin pages for spammers that have trouble maintaining a credit card.