I have DKIM, SPF, DMARC and reverse DNS all setup. I've moved to a provider that disallowed 25 in/out and you have to specifically request it be unblocked.
I still have this issue. There is no real way around it. Microsoft and Google's spam prevention algorithms are very over-aggressive and will push out anyone with a personal e-mail server.
Each time you send an e-mail to a new person you've never e-mailed before, contact them on Twitter/Facebook/Reddit/Discord/whatever and tell them you sent them an e-mail and to mark it "not spam." They'll be able to receive your e-mail from here on out (just don't include any links).
https://penguindreams.org/blog/how-google-and-microsoft-made...
I have DKIM, SPF, DMARC and reverse DNS all setup. I've moved to a provider that disallowed 25 in/out and you have to specifically request it be unblocked.
I still have this issue. There is no real way around it. Microsoft and Google's spam prevention algorithms are very over-aggressive and will push out anyone with a personal e-mail server.
Each time you send an e-mail to a new person you've never e-mailed before, contact them on Twitter/Facebook/Reddit/Discord/whatever and tell them you sent them an e-mail and to mark it "not spam." They'll be able to receive your e-mail from here on out (just don't include any links).