Spam Resource: All Things Deliverability

Please don't email me something fake or "jokey" on Wednesday. And don't do that thing where your company or blog posts a bunch of fake stuff to try to troll people. Tensions are high and people are nervous. Now truly is not the time for failed attempts at bein…

GMX and Web.de are two freemail providers based owned by United Internet (1&1) and primarily based in Germany, but providing free email seemingly globally. Mail.com might be considered the "US edition" of their email service and has nearly 200 different email doma…

Need a break from the heavier news? Okay, let's talk about spam and reputation. No, not that spam, and not that kind of reputation. Spam, the food product. Julia Press of Business Insider explains " how the makers of Spam stopped worrying about being a global punchline…

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Need proof? It's all right here, in this Markup analysis of how Gmail is handling email messages from various 2020 US presidential candidates .

I'm working to add to my list of ISP resource pages, including new information on domains used by various ISPs. Here's information for UK broadband provider Virgin Media. According to their online email configuration guide , the list of email domains used for customers …

Hey, deliverability monitoring vendors! I know you're out there, and I don't know a lot about many of you. Do you manage a service that does inbox deliverability testing, seedlist testing, inbox monitoring, or similar functionality? Feel free to drop me a line and let m…

Jennifer Cannon from Martech Today just posted a solid overview of where BIMI is at today. If you don't recall what BIMI is, she explains: "BIMI is a way for brands to publish their logos in their customers’ inboxes and allows logos to be easily incorporated into messa…

Amazon recently made a change affecting AWS/EC2 users. As of January 27, 2020, new EC2 instances will no longer have port 25 access to the world . This means that by default, they won't be able to send email.

Besides Return Path and 250ok (now both owned by Validity ), and eDataSource (now owned by SparkPost ), here are three other deliverability monitoring vendors, as shared by kind commenters on my previous post : GlockApps can help you "check if your emails are spam free…