suddenly all kinds of junk mail is in my gmail inbox

It will require action on the partner's side too. If you have another case, where this partner is having access to your Intercom and actually replying via Inbox (which means that the Intercom is the one responsible for sending the email), and they want to use their email address (the email they sign up with to Intercom) then you need to add their domain to your Intercom email settings (Settings > Email > Domains). If that is the case, it does not have anything to do with Intercom, but like Zak above said, the partner domain (email server) might have a bad reputation which then your email server uses to decide that this is spam.

After 28+ years with the same email address, a LOT of spammers know my email. The conversation is delivered via email, and whenever partner (C) responds (via email, not via Intercom), their email ends up in the spam folder of your teammate, right? I have all these rules in place to not allow any emails to my inbox unless I have them as a contact, or I have exchanged emails with them before, and yet my inbox is FULL of. Some forums also are regularly ending up in spam.So if I understand correctly there are 3 parties in here, that participate the conversation.Ī) a user let's say your teammate(s) someone from the partner's side (and they are not accessing and answering through Intercom, right?) I interact with people at Yandex and their emails often end up in spam, no idea why. I also get some false positives flagged as spam so I started keeping my spam folder clean, so I can inspect what spam I receive and whether it's spam or just a service Google doesn't like. Somehow they evaded Google for a long time.įor a period they were pretty successful with Google Drive / Google Calendar invitations containing spam, but Google blocked them - then I got a string of emails.Īfter a bit of flagging I stopped seeing them. I get plenty of Russian spam because I visited Russia and connected to the free wifi of the airport.Īpparently the list of people connecting to wifi (or someone who they're reselling their data to) is easily hackable.

I'm thinking just bugs sneaking in the codebase over a long period of time. Generally it seems like a few more things can get through, compared to 10+ years ago. I had an empty mail saying Good Morning in the subject today.

Suddenly all kinds of junk mail is in my gmail inbox