How MailChimp does not check every domain?

[Julio Rodríguez]

Hello,

I wondered how MailChimp does not have to configure each domain. Since for many customers is a heaviness.

Mailchimp sends you a mail and we sent with your domain.

 

[Fabian Simões]

@Julio Rodríguez,

Can you give me an example?

Is something like the image attached?

 

[Julio Rodríguez]

@Julio Rodríguez,

Can you give me an example?

Is something like the image attached?

yes, i can do this?

 

[Fabian Simões]

@Julio Rodríguez, sure you can.

If you use a service like Mandrill you need to configure your domain (or domains) on your side.

At MW, you can configure the service and set the option "Force From" to Never.

This configuration will work great and your client don't need to change the DNS records.

If you want to try this, create an account at:
https://complete.fmailapp.net/

1) This setup won't work with Amazon SES, for example;
2) I'll start some tests with DMARC and I'll try to share if this will work fine;
3) If you create the account, try to upload some image and then check the URL...

 

[Julio Rodríguez]

@Julio Rodríguez, sure you can.

If you use a service like Mandrill you need to configure your domain (or domains) on your side.

At MW, you can configure the service and set the option "Force From" to Never.

This configuration will work great and your client don't need to change the DNS records.

If you want to try this, create an account at:
https://complete.fmailapp.net/

1) This setup won't work with Amazon SES, for example;
2) I'll start some tests with DMARC and I'll try to share if this will work fine;
3) If you create the account, try to upload some image and then check the URL...

Thks, i try in my host and say you the test.

mandrilapp is slow, i now tested mailgun ;|

this week install redis and this ^^ thks

 

[Fabian Simões]

Great!

Let me know if I can help in something else.

About Mandrill, are you using SMTP or Web API?

If you can, tell me about your Redis experience.

Bye, bye

 

[Julio Rodríguez]

Great!

Let me know if I can help in something else.

About Mandrill, are you using SMTP or Web API?

If you can, tell me about your Redis experience.

Bye, bye

i use mandrill Web Api (SMTP is best?) and redis, I never touched xD

 

[Fabian Simões]

Web API...

I use SMTP too, but for transactional emails in some applications.

About Redis.. me too

 

[Rob]

Redis install:

https://forum.mailwizz.com/threads/redis-install.205/

Elasticemail seems to be the fastest for me using Redis and parallel sending daemon.

 

[Fabian Simões]

@Rob,

I'm not using MW to any clients, I'm testing and learning.

But on this tests I have this:

1) Mandrill not only fast but more reliable - reach the inbox, awesome features and my Hourly quota is almost 2M messages;
2) ElasticEmail is fast too - but does not have all powerful options and deliverability that Mandrill have;
3) Mailgun is the worst to me - sometimes 5 to 10 minutes to reach main inbox;

At the end, all this services is great.

Just to know: how much emails you're sending with Redis?
This is something that I'm not able to test.