You send a campaign from [email protected] to [email protected] and it never arrives? The cause is almost always technical: self-send flagged as suspicious.

Important: Microsoft / Google often reject emails that appear to come from their own domain without full authentication.

Why it happens

CauseEffect
Strict DMARC (p=reject)Immediate rejection
SPF not alignedSpam filter or reject
Missing DKIMLower sender score
Self-send detectedSuspected spoofing

Fix in 4 steps

  1. Configure SPF correctly to authorise Mailpro
  2. Add a DKIM record
  3. Check your DMARC policy (start with p=quarantine)
  4. Test with an external recipient (Gmail, Yahoo) before internal

Special case: Microsoft 365

M365 enforces a very strict policy on internal emails. Fix:

  • Add Mailpro's IP to your inbound connector
  • Whitelist the domain spf.mailpro.com
  • Ask your IT admin to allow Mailpro as a trusted sender
Authenticate your domain in a few clicks. Start free with Mailpro — DNS setup is guided.

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