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read up the spam section of the documentation, well generally if you noticed, most of them consider things like empty subjects as spam or repeated keywords. 
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read up the spam section of the documentation, well generally if you noticed, most of them consider things like empty subjects as spam or repeated keywords.

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We have an in-house email server and I would like to put our emails to the test to see if they naturally end up in people's junk folders. Some people are not getting our emails so I'm thinking they are ending up in people's junk folders. We have an SPF txt record set up, but I don't know how to test it if it is setup correctly. Is there any testing mechanism I can use to see what the problem is?
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We have an in-house email server and I would like to put our emails to the test to see if they naturally end up in people's junk folders. Some people are not getting our emails so I'm thinking they are ending up in people's junk folders. We have an SPF txt record set up, but I don't know how to test it if it is setup correctly. Is there any testing mechanism I can use to see what the problem is?

How do I test if my email is recognized as spam?

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Email Servers

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Email Software

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