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pandrhola
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| Posted: 23 September 2025 at 9:13pm | IP Logged
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My emails keep landing in the recipient’s Spam folder even though the content looks fine. How can I prevent this and make sure messages go to the Inbox?
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Igor
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| Posted: 24 September 2025 at 12:01am | IP Logged
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While you cannot actually guarantee that the recipient's server doesn't treat your email as Spam, you can take certain steps which would make your mails less likely to trigger spam filter. While message's content is important, what hugely matters is the DNS setup of the server you are sending from.
This section of the Developer's Guide is from MailBee.NET Objects documentatio but perfectly applies to other sending clients such as MailBee Objects (ActiveX). This page from our mailserver bundle product documentation may be helpful as well.
Other than setting up proper PTR and SPF records, it's also a good idea to sign your emails with DomainKeys/DKIM - MailBee Objects doesn't have that, you'll need to use MailBee.NET Objects for it.
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