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Legal compliance is not the main factor used by those who manage incoming mail (ISPs, webmail services and IT departments) to decide if your email should be delivered to the inbox or cast into the nine circles of email hell (the junk folder).

Neither is legal compliance a key factor used by recipients to decide if your email is spam or a legitimate communication.

So if it’s legal, you can indeed send it…but it’s not in itself a guarantee of either delivery or a positive reception.

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the only feature that has been automatically enabled by Hotmail. Sweep and Schedule cleanup require action on behalf of the user before messages are moved. While some types of communications are assigned suggested categories, they remain in the inbox as usual.

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I've often heard that using words like 'Free' and 'Viagra' will get your email delivered to the junk/spam folder. My response is, it depends. What does it depend on? It depends on two things: First, it depends on your sender reputation and second, it depends on how you use those words in combination with other words or phrases.

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Sounds odd? However the delivery rate goes up if you send more email. I noticed that companies sending very regular email have higher delivery rates than those that send infrequently.

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by Dennis Dayman

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