Q: ProxiedMail's sucess rate...
Hello,
One question. I contacted support and noticed the reply email was sent to my junk. This is a little concerning to me. While, annoying to me it being sent to my junk doesn't concern me as much as if I use the service to send someone an email and it gets routed to their junk and they never see it. Any thoughts or comments on if your service is consistently being flagged as junk and not being received? This is kind of an important feature of the service that it doesn't get seen as junk since I'd be relying on it to be seen. Thank you for your time.
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Jul 29, 2025A: Hi,
It’s Alex, the founder of ProxiedMail.
Thank for your question.
Deliverability is kinda hard topic.
The spam evaluation is often based on the email content, server, email address. As well as on the previous messages that recipient has been flagged as the spam.
In general I would say sometimes it does land in spam. Not when you’re replying, but when you’re texting someone first to the recipient who doesn’t know you your email.
As any other email provider basically…
We don’t allow to send much from our servers. People can create around 50 contacts a day.
So, it’s not some crazy amount.
Most of the times it should be normal.
But If the delivery is critical to you and you heavily depend on outbound — it might be not the best idea to use ProxiedMail or any aliasing/proxy email service,
Everyone who really depending on delivery— we’re recommending to use ProxiedMail on the side, not as the main communication tool.
We basically don’t have a product with insane delivery, but we’re not declaring it as well.
For personal, professional, small business usage — should be good.
For someone larger — wrong choice.
But even in corporations it’s a good idea to use it to collect emails from the not main domains.
Let me know if you have any further questions.
Thank you!
Jack.S