[ih] Various tests
John Levine
johnl at iecc.com
Sun Feb 11 10:01:57 PST 2024
It appears that Matt Mathis via Internet-history <matt.mathis at gmail.com> said:
>> That's not quite what they said they require: they limited the
>> requirement to bulk senders.
>
>However, as a small domain that is a client of Mailchimp, we seemed to be
>included. Nearly all of the pieces were there, once our hosting company
>updated their DKIM credentials, and I walked through Mailchimp's procedure
>to add them to our DNS.
If you're sending through Mailchimp, you're a bulk sender. They're pretty
good at getting their customers set up.
R's,
John
PS:
>> Finally, note that the From: field rewriting done by mailing lists
>> demonstrates how easy it is to route around DMARC.
>
>I suspect that many (most?) (all?) fail SPF and or DKIM, but the policies
>are set to none, so the messages get delivered anyhow.
Having been dealing with this for many years, let me just say that is wildly
at variance with my experience.
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