Are you sure that your address is not blocked by "blacklists" or that the server hosting your site has not been hacked?<\/b><\/p>\n
It happens to everyone sooner or later to\u00a0send an e-mail<\/b>\u00a0and deal with it\u00a0blocked by a spam filter<\/b>. Usually, those who send newsletters and e-mail marketing campaigns for work notice this when they send a test email to the customer and the latter, after a few hours, claims that he never received it. Thus, it often turns out that the carefully crafted e-mail has been considered spam and\u00a0ended up in the junk mail folder<\/b>.<\/p>\n
That of the customer, of course.<\/p>\n
Servers that are not properly configured or that are \u201ccompromised\u201d by attacks are seen by the rest of the internet as unreliable servers and therefore the e-mail messages sent by these servers tend to be rejected or stopped by the recipient's antispam.<\/p>\n