How to stop mails getting sent to Spam folder of gmail?

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Hi guys,

The problem is whenever i am sending mails from the mail id of my server to a gmail id, its ending up in the spam folder. How do i stop this??
Please help..

Thanks..

Posted 9-Mar-13 2:44am

Aritra Nath

Updated 14-Jul-16 6:43am

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[no name] 9-Mar-13 8:56am

Talk to google and tell them to stop classifying your email as spam.

Aritra Nath 9-Mar-13 9:23am

i have posted the domain in google webmaster, but still the problem persists.. is it something to do with search engine optimization and will eventually get fixed or smthing else needs to be done???

[no name] 9-Mar-13 10:05am

And how exactly would you expect anyone to know this? Based on the zero amount of relevant information that you have posted the answer to your question is stop sending spam emails. If you have a problem with google then talk to google. We could not possibly know how google is classifying your email nor would we know what you are sending in your email.

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Mike Meinz · Answer 1 · 2013-03-09T03:31:00

I think you need to add one or more SPF Records to the DNS entry for your domain. See Sender Policy Framework

See Sending Mail[^] where it says:

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Domain accounts are accounts outside of the Google domain with email addresses that do not end in @gmail.com or @APP-ID.appspotmail.com. It is possible that when you send emails from a domain account using Google servers, automated spam classifiers might believe the email address is being spoofed. If you run into this issue, set the SPF records for the domain to indicate that Google is a trusted source for your email. For instructions on how to do this, see SPF records in the Google Apps help articles.

Google Documentation reference: SPF records in the Google Apps help articles[^]