The Deliverable Diary

SMTP2GO is proud to announce that we have become an official member of M3AAWG. The Messaging Malware and Mobile Anti-Abuse Working Group (M3AAWG) collaborates internationally with diverse industries in order to address the operational issues associated with Internet abuse. Our official membership status means that we have participated in the M3AAWG’s fight against bots, malware, spam, viruses, DoS attacks and […]

We’re delighted to announce that SMTP2GO have won a bronze Stevie Award! Front-Line Customer Service Team of the Year – Technology Industries – Computer Services & Software – Less Than 100 Employees. (Phew, that’s a mouthful!) A team of judges review applicants for the Stevie Awards and nominate them for achievements in business across more than […]

When you send an email, it doesn’t go directly from the your device to the recipient. Instead, it travels between many different computers on its way. Its first port of call is an SMTP server. In order to communicate with this server, you must use the SMTP protocol. WHAT IS SMTP? SMTP stands for “Simple Mail […]

SMTP2GO has been named a finalist in the Front-Line Customer Service Team of the Year – Technology Industries category in the 11th annual Stevie® Awards for Sales & Customer Service, and will ultimately be a Gold, Silver, or Bronze Stevie Award winner in the program. The awards are presented by the Stevie Awards, which organizes […]

Since Zendesk’s recent updates, our Knowledge Base has gotten a shiny new upgrade. Here, you’ll find all the info you need about our email delivery, technical details, billing info, API setups and SPF/ DKIM guides. Take a look, have a browse, and let us know if you need any additional assistance. You can email us or get in touch via […]

Gmail has previously announced that “some time” in June 2016, they will be adjusting their DMARC policy. This will mean that you’ll only be able to reliably send emails from a @gmail.com email address through Gmail’s own servers. Any SMTP service other than Gmail’s will no longer be allowed. Yahoo and AOL have already made […]