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In case you think this is a duplicate, trust me, it's not.

Problem: All personal emails (not newsletter or mass email) sent from my website domain like john@mysite.com is going to Gmail Spambox (and Outlook.com too). Even simple email like "Hi, how are you doing?" with little content and a signature get marked as spam. Tested with two new email addresses. Domain is 1 year old and the site is not even launched yet!

My Email Server Settings:

  • SPF: Pass
  • DKIM: Pass (2048 bits key length)
  • DMARC: Pass
  • Blacklist: No for IP and domain (Checked on multitude on sites)
  • rDNS: Done and pass
  • Google Postmaster Tools: It keeps saying "No data to display at this time. Please come back later."

Anything else I should try? I'm running Postfix with SpamAssassin at AWS.

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    How is this a SpamAssassin or spam-prevention question? You have a deliverability problem, not a spam-receiving problem. Anti-spam systems penalize young domains by the way (as this is a hallmark of [hailstorm spam](https://blog.talosintelligence.com/2016/12/in-eye-of-hailstorm.html "Disclaimer: this is my team's work")). – Adam Katz Mar 13 '20 at 16:50
  • Delivery services like Mailgun have a generous free tier (10,000 emails per month before you get charged I think) so there is no reason to send emails from your own server in 2020 – chiliNUT Dec 31 '20 at 09:02

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