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I understand this...but let say is there any online tool available by which we can check the mail which we going to send it will go in spam or not?<br />
<br />
Like some spam rating and show suggestion how we can improve quality of mail?<br />
<br />
Thanks !!!
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I understand this...but let say is there any online tool available by which we can check the mail which we going to send it will go in spam or not?

Like some spam rating and show suggestion how we can improve quality of mail?

Thanks !!!

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Hi,<br />
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Very often we got requirements where we need to send bulk mail to our customers like newsletter or promotion etc.<br />
<br />
We are not using any readymade script for this we have just written simple php script which send mail using php mail function.<br />
<br />
How we can make sure the email which we are sending will not go in spam folder - what is the proper headers needs to send in php script ?<br />
<br />
Many Thanks !!!<br />
<br />

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Hi,

Very often we got requirements where we need to send bulk mail to our customers like newsletter or promotion etc.

We are not using any readymade script for this we have just written simple php script which send mail using php mail function.

How we can make sure the email which we are sending will not go in spam folder - what is the proper headers needs to send in php script ?

Many Thanks !!!



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