Sendgrid under siege from hacked accounts
Oof. So,I tried sending mails from our own domain and our mail server - but Google tagged us as spam. We migrated into Google hosting and it was fixed, now back to Spam. So we move to a provider like sendgrid, but then they have a hack. Damnit!<p>When we hosted our own, we had DKIM, SPF, DMARC and such, clean IP and clean messages, we only sent account create and transaction notices - low volume, relevant messages to folks who opt-in.  We had our little box setup right and we're polite actors but got tagged which killed our user experience (password resets went to Spam and folk called support)<p>But it feels the "big-web" forced us into vulnerable providers for the spam game.<p>We need more self hosted email and less centralized control.