Dear Chronoforms-Team
First: Thank you very much for this amazing tool! I've seen tons of other form-tools, but yours is just perfect.
Now the real reason for this post is:
I sent my form to myself and to the sender (in the test another email adress of me).
Now both emails were filtered out as spam from different filters.
Perhaps one reasen for this is because the webaddress and the senders adress are not the same?
It would therefore be interesting to create a list of common rules of these spamfilters in order to avoid filtered-out mails. Perhaps as a tutorial.
For example:
1. Use [email]email@domain-where-the-form.is[/email] for sender instead of "Dynamic Sender". This minimizes the risk of the mail being filtered out.
2. ...
I'm not a spamfilter-expert, so perhaps this suggestion is complete crap ^^
But I hope this is a useful input.
Thanks again for the cool tool and have a nice day!
Dimitrj
First: Thank you very much for this amazing tool! I've seen tons of other form-tools, but yours is just perfect.
Now the real reason for this post is:
I sent my form to myself and to the sender (in the test another email adress of me).
Now both emails were filtered out as spam from different filters.
Perhaps one reasen for this is because the webaddress and the senders adress are not the same?
It would therefore be interesting to create a list of common rules of these spamfilters in order to avoid filtered-out mails. Perhaps as a tutorial.
For example:
1. Use [email]email@domain-where-the-form.is[/email] for sender instead of "Dynamic Sender". This minimizes the risk of the mail being filtered out.
2. ...
I'm not a spamfilter-expert, so perhaps this suggestion is complete crap ^^
But I hope this is a useful input.
Thanks again for the cool tool and have a nice day!
Dimitrj
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