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SPF, DKIM, DMARC... All Set, And ICloud Mail STILL Says Spam

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  1. Clara Becker
    @clara_ping

    dumb question but how do i even check the BIOS. +1 same here

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  3. Vera
    @verag45

    oh ive been there lol following, having the same problem

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  4. Gabe Varga
    @gvarga

    @verag45 works on paper, not in real life idk maybe im wrong lol

    2 1 helpful
  5. Theo
    @theo.mori-2if
    in reply to @gvarga

    lol same thing happened to me for me it was teh thermal paste. swapped it and boom, fixed. dumb question but how do i even check teh extension worked for me anyway 🤷

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  6. Erik Iqbal
    @eiqbal

    hmmm try turning off teh update first, fixed it for me

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  7. Una B.
    @unab789
    Accepted solution

    been there man start DMARC with v=DMARC1; p=none; rua=mailto:dmarc@yourdomain to collect reports wihtout affecting delivery. read the reports for a couple of weeks to see every source sending as your domain, fix them, then move to quarantine.. 😤 gmail users can also sign up for Postmaster Tools to see domain reputation. hope that helps :)

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  8. Yusuf
    @yusufo852

    ehh i wouldn't rush to p=reject. I've seen businesses lock out their own invoices because one forgotten system wasn't covered. Stay on p=none until the reports are clean. just my 2 cents

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  11. Cleo Okafor
    @cokafor-396
    in reply to @unab789

    @unab789 merged the two SPF records into one and added DKIM for the newsletter tool... headers now show three pasess and my new business mailbox lands in the inbox... thank u!

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