Email Integration In Website / Want An Option So That The User Can Also Set 'From Address' And The Email Should Be ANTI-SPAM Compliant?
Jun 29, 2010
I am building an email feature in my website (jobs site). By using this functionality, recruiters will be able to send emails to candidates. I want an option so that the user can also set 'From Address' and the email should be ANTI-SPAM compliant.
I send newsletter to all the members of my website, usually i just create simple newsletter with text and hyperlinks
So my times i tried adding images to it but whenever i add images in the newsletter e-mail, the users who are using different mailboxes, either my mail goes in their SPAM folder or if my mail goes in their INBOX then image doesn't show up, it shows a blank space
what's the issue ? what's causing the issue ? code ? or Exchange server on which my website mailbox is for sending e-mail ?
How to solve this issue ?
Almost everyday we recieve newsletters from many websites/companies (there newsletter includes images, colors full templates etc) and still we receive in our inbox and all the images are visible. how ?
i wanted to give an email option to the admin of a website where he can enter multiple email id's and a costamized text etc , and the sending message must be stored with the details of the timings and date and to whom in send.
In addition to the process of regex syntax validation of Email Addresses entered by users, I'm trying to check if the entered email address is a real one and does exist?The best I could achieve is to "Ping" the host the email address is associated with. But there are some other terms in the industry like Handshaking with Email Server, etc.not necessarily with 100% confirmation accurary!
How me can validate a email textbox to take only valid email address if error occur it show the error message in this textbox or as a tooltip. because in the form there is no space to show error message.
here is sender email but i want there wasn't any email address.I mean i want when users click on button and send me an email there wasn't any email address in sender details.
I have created a community portal, in which user creates his/her account. After successfull registration a confirmation mail is send on registered email address.
I am using the following code to send the mail -
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While testing we found that all the confirmation mails are going to SPAM folder instead of Inbox.
Is there anything wrong with the code or is there anything related to security.
We have a business web application that periodically sends emails as reminders, links to client data, etc. Our company uses Google Apps for our email provider (with our own domain name), and the web application sends email through Google with SMTP.
The problem is that Google Apps / Gmail keeps marking the messages as spam, even for the inboxes in our domain name. No other email provider seems to mark it as spam (but of course we haven't tested them all...).
We've tried various formulations of the body test: i.e. including more contextual information, addressing the recipient by name, but so far with no apparent changes. This makes me thing it may be something about our email sending process, rather than the content of the email, that's causing the emails to be marked as spam.
Things that we tried but that didn't solve the problem:
"From" address is valid and not spoofed SPF records are correct, and show as "pass" in the email header Since we are connecting to Google's SMTP server to send email, it's not an issue with a blacklisted IP address (however, our website has a static IP address that is not blacklisted). Email is not very spammy: I've checked against several online spam filter tests, and the email body always shows up as extremely unlikely to be filtered. HTML body vs plain-text body seems to make no difference. We send a small volume of email: probably 0-10 emails per day, so I don't see how that would make this suspicious. Whenever we have access to the receiving inbox (i.e. it belongs to an employee of our company), we've been marking the emails as "not spam", since Gmail may be using communal statistics to determine spam. After a couple times this results in emails to that particular inbox getting through, but doesn't seem to help other accounts.
What else can we try?
If it makes a difference, we're sending emails using an ASP.NET site running .NET 3.5. A typical email gets sent like this:
var message = new MailMessage(new MailAddress(from), new MailAddress(to)) { Subject = subject, Body = body IsBodyHtml = true }; // SMTP details stored in web.config new SmtpClient { EnableSsl = true }.SendAsync(message, null);
EDIT: I've seen this similar question: How to stop Gmail from marking mails sent by my web app as spam?, but the situation is a little different since we can reproduce it by sending and receiving from the same Google Apps domain. Besides, I believe I have covered all of the proposed solutions for that question.
I have a data list on my page which shows a clients company, address and contact info. This information is stored in a sql database table. one of the columns is email address
Also on the page is a button and textbox set to multimode where the logged on client can send a message.
In the the button click event I want to send the message but capture the email address from the "Email" column and add this to the from part of the mail message as below
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I just want to get the email address this way or get it from the membership system which ever is better.
I'm sending emails inviting contacts to login to setup an account on a customers website. I'm using SMTP from web methods in code behind... These emails have clickable links that make them get caught as spam.
Code: <html><body>Please use this link <a href="http://xxx.yyy.zz.aa/asdfasdf.aspx?invite=' + CAST(@guid as varchar(100)) + '">Click Here</a> to create an account.</body></html>
I downloaded it and worked fine. However, I wish you push it further adding the following features:
1- Download button: where after the bitmap is captured and published into the image control, a "Download" button can be clicked to force the client browser open the "Save As File" dialog box in order to enable the user download the image into his/her client machine after choosing his/her suitable directory path.
2- Email button + Textbox to type the target email: where after te bitmap is captured and published into the image control, a "Email" button can be clicked in order to send the captured image to any email the user had specified in the textbox.
Condition:
- Captured image shall remain as bitmap in memory. It shouldn't be saved in the server. - Email shall be sent with the image placed in the BODY and ATTACHMENT.
This is how I added an email link on my page, but does .net have any built in tool for preventing Robots from finding this address? What is a good way to present an email link that wont be detected by spam robots?
I am sending Email from SMTP server and all my Emails are landed in Junk in Hotmail ,Live and Yahoo. I am not using any Spam like content and following all the guildline to send Emails.
I check on mail to identify the Issues and found quite a few issues below
1) HELO Greeting Check
Description: Email Server HELO is . HELO greeting does not contain a valid domain. We would recommend to have a valid domain in HELO greeting. Ideally HELO greeting should be the same as Email server host name (in FQDN format).
2) BATV (Bounce Address Tag Validation) Check
Description: Email server is not using BATV format while sending out emails. BATV is recommended to ensure that your users do not become a victim of bounce floods.
3) DKIM (Domain Keys Identified Mail) Check
Description: Email does not contain any DKIM/Domain Keys Signature and the published Domain Keys policy rejects such unsigned emails. Therefore it is very likely that your emails are considered SPAM by Email servers verifying Domain keys. Signing your Outbound emails as per your Domain Keys policy will minimize chances of your Email being considered as SPAM.
How to retrieve the current authenticated logged in user's email address who is accessing the page.
I have managed to do it with users. How to get the current authenticated user's email address if that makes sense.
Here is my aspx code:
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and my VB script:
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Somebody suggested that I should run a query. If you know the user name accessing the page, surely you can take that information, insert it into a query to find out the email address of the user accessing the page. Sounds great but don't have a clue how to do it.
I am developing one web application in this,i am sending mail after registration uing c# in mvc but for gmails its going to spam folder how to send this to inbox?