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Obviously it's not you sending out the spam. Clients that we take on should be vetted, also there are options on how much email can be sent. I don't think that VM can be blamed for this but how you setup VM and who is taken on as a client.
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Thanks for your reply!
Naturally I wouldn't be sending the spam myself and vetting my clients is top priority. However, there's never a guarantee I won't make a mistake on that front so a bad apple is bound to slip through. In order to prevent bad IP reputation and such I'd rather filter outgoing e-mail as well.
I want to find out whether that happens already or if somebody knows how I would implement that otherwise. I could figure it out myself, but I'd rather use a proven solution from the beginning.
Spamexperts is best solution if you want to have professional software/service to scan both inbound and outbound emails.
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