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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello, You can utilize SMTP authentication in your scripts to ensure email is sent from authenticated email addresses. Some PHP applications have options that allow you to enable SMTP Authentication as a feature, while other applications require plugins or custom solutions. You can search "SMTP Authentication PHP" on a search engine to see examples. Thank you.
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  • absfrm
    I sent an email with SMPT
    I couldn't change or modify my WHM configuration to let accounts send emails from their own address like info@accountname.com[/EMAIL] (enabled SPF and DKIM) not from hostname (accountname@server1.example.com) so ALL emails go to spam for every mail provider!! I tested many solutions like PHPmailer and set "FROM address", "From Name", "Return PATH" etc but made no affect . How can can set this configuration? Thanks

    Thanks I sent via SMTP . It solved the issue of sender name (accountname@server1.example.com) to (info@accountname.com) But still all emails go spam! Even with DKIM and SPF
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  • cPanelMichael
    But still all emails go spam! Even with DKIM and SPF

    Hello, Please review the following document and let us know if it helps: How To Keep Your Email Out of the SPAM Folder You may also find this thread helpful: DKIM with Remote Mailserver Thank you.
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  • absfrm
    Hello, Please review the following document and let us know if it helps: How To Keep Your Email Out of the SPAM Folder You may also find this thread helpful: DKIM with Remote Mailserver Thank you.

    Hi I have reviewed everything and done every solutions. All emails go to spam from my server my IP and Domain is not listed in any blacklists I created a new domain in WHM and send an email from that domain to a new email created in AOL and Outlook. unfortunately both received in Spam box!! Neither outlook team nor server providers know why my emails go spam! at the end I used 3rd party email sender . It's no fair! Thanks
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  • cPanelMichael
    You may need to contact each remote mail service provider to determine why they are marking your messages as SPAM. For instance, with Google, their contact form is found at: Troubleshooting for bulk email senders - Gmail Help Another option to consider is to have your provider issue you a new IP address, and use that new IP for sending email per the following document: How to Configure Exim's Outgoing IP Address - cPanel Knowledge Base - cPanel Documentation Thank you.
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