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My company's email is processed by an Exchange server; however, our website uses the same email addresses also. &nbsp;The problem is the following:<br />
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The server that is getting the email knows that it did not originate from mail.bioplexnutrition.com but from the GoDaddy servers. &nbsp;It, therefore, assumes the address has been spoofed &nbsp;and when you combine that with the content of the email (html format, etc.) the mail scores high enough to be marked as spam.<br />
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Is there a way to work around this problem? &nbsp;We aren't spam as the clients have opted in and are requesting this information.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Kel
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My company's email is processed by an Exchange server; however, our website uses the same email addresses also.  The problem is the following:

The server that is getting the email knows that it did not originate from mail.bioplexnutrition.com but from the GoDaddy servers.  It, therefore, assumes the address has been spoofed  and when you combine that with the content of the email (html format, etc.) the mail scores high enough to be marked as spam.

Is there a way to work around this problem?  We aren't spam as the clients have opted in and are requesting this information.

Thanks,
Kel

Unintentional Email Spoofing

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AntiSpam

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