I am trying to send emails to some banks through my school email which uses google mail (still in the format of [email protected]) but I am receiving the error "550 550 5.4.1 (state 14) access denied", which after searching google, tells me that I am being marked as spam by the company.
Some of these emails are to people that I have already been referred to. How do I avoid being marked as spam by these banks?
-less generic title? -through a gmail or yahoo address? -include more personal information such as address?
Thanks
THREE QUICK TIPS
1 - 1 recipient per e-mail 2 - Spread out your emails. If the server gets 10 emails from you in 2 minutes it will most likely block you 3 - Length of e-mail makes a difference - dont just have 1 or 2 sentences
Covered all three parts, maybe it was because I typed the email out and then justified the alignment to a thin column like this?
Anymore insight would be helpful. Thanks
Would a personal email address be better than a .edu address
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