I don't sent stuff out anymore, but when I did I liked to use services like iContact, which works really hard to be whitelisted by even the notoriously difficult AOL.
Steve Roesler
· 1 year ago
Hey, Robyn, thanks for the iContact reminder. I'm familiar with them and the problem is so infrequent that I had forgotten.
However: infrequency isn't the issue when you send a number of assessments to a client only to find that the emails are ending up all over the place.
The issue, it turns out, isn't the sender. It's an issue of well-meaning but inconsistent security, firewalls, and spam filtering at different global locations. For some, there was n't even a blip; for others, it has taken up to four tries to get it through.
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However: infrequency isn't the issue when you send a number of assessments to a client only to find that the emails are ending up all over the place.
The issue, it turns out, isn't the sender. It's an issue of well-meaning but inconsistent security, firewalls, and spam filtering at different global locations. For some, there was n't even a blip; for others, it has taken up to four tries to get it through.