This site is used by CSSN to send out alert emails that are subscription only so it is not spam. Other sites may use the sendgrid service to send email and we have no affiliation with them. CSSN Never sends spam
Fake academic journal spam/scam
sendgrid.net has been added to spam filters and firewall.
Only a fool trusts their health or their money to a spammer
NEVER trust a spammer
NEVER buy from spammers (High fraud risks)
NEVER visit spammed web sites (High malware risks)
They seem to be a legitimate service for sending automated e-mail. I received a spam mail over their service and reported it (https://sendgrid.com/report_spam). They answered within a day and said they would take care of the user/customer/whatever who sent the spam. Hard to tell if it worked, but I haven't received any more spam from that address (yet).
URL usada no envio de Spam. Os links do Spam passam pelos endereços:
supera.fit
sendgrid.net
sg-mktg.com
X-Originating-IP [167.89.10.181]
Não confie em quem trabalha com envio de Spam.
Spam message "My News: AECOM Riding High on Contract Wins, URS Integration;" supposedly from "Owler <notifications@owlerinc.com>" whatever that means. Header: o1678977x88.outbound-mail.sendgrid.net ([167.89.77.88]). "Delivering your transactional and marketing email through one reliable platform." Spam with gravy.
Also, from one of the posts here: "Most importantly - Bulk Mail does NOT equal Spam!
Do some research!"
I do lots of research, FYI. Also, bulk mail sent without the permission of the recipient = spam. Do some research..
spam support
first 2012, till 2015
15/07
From: Il team di FreeLogoServices customerservice@freelogoservices.com
Received: from storage1.freelogoservices.com (173.193.149.166-static.reverse.softlayer.com [173.193.149.166])
Received: by filter-167.sjc1.sendgrid.net
14/07
https://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/presspadmail.com
Fake American Express email! A message was received from Sendgrid.net (198.37.152.222) with "Card Security Alert" in the subject line, and the sender appears as "AmericanExpress@welcome.aexp.com"
Card Security Notification Email.
Dear Customer,
The security of your account is very important to us. please follow the reference below to verify card ownership immediately
Online Card Verification.
Thank you for your continued Card Membership.
Sincerely,
American Express Customer Care
The "Online Card Verification" was a link to a phishing site.
By providing an email address to workinretail.com, you will receive no automated notification of opt-in to email from jobs.net routed through sendgrid.net (as shown in the email header)
https://www.mywot.com/scorecard/workinretail.com (currently green)
https://www.mywot.com/scorecard/jobs.net (currently green)
AND
I found no notification on the workinretail.com website, that an email would come come from "jobs.net" or be routed through "sendgrid.net". Spam by obscurity.
If sendgrid wants a green rating from me, have a new policy requirement for senders like workinretail.com, owned by Careerbuilder.com, to post a notification that "sendgrid.net" will be used.
Other:
As Gregretrobot mentions, there are some notoable users of this service. Some mentioned at the following locations:
http://mktg-dev.sendgrid.net/resources/success_stories
http://mktg-dev.sendgrid.net (bottom of the page)
http://mktg-dev.sendgrid.net/partners (partners)
http://mktg-dev.sendgrid.net/email-marketing (bottom of page; Caplinked)
First off - I don't work for these guys.
SendGrid is a bulkmail service used by MANY companies (Pinterest, Rackspace, Foursquare, Pandora, Spotify, AirBnB, etc), including some security product vendors. If you use any of those services, every single email you receive from them actually comes through SendGrid: password reset emails, activity notifications, problem reports, transactional data, etc. This allows companies to coordinate their various notification features and alerts without having to directly install their own mail infrastructure.
Customers are expected to follow TOS rules - the provider itself does NOT knowingly use non-opt-in spamming, and closely polices abuse of their infrastructure accordingly.
When you receive emails coming from SendGrid, you are actually being sent mail from the 3rd party customer using the service. THEY are the ones that the various users here screaming "SPAM! SPAM! SPAM!!" should be hyperventilating about.
Most importantly - Bulk Mail does NOT equal Spam!
Do some research!
Sendgrid.net / Sendgrid.com is a legit Email Service Provider. We allow our customers to send emails using our servers.
In our fight to keep spam to a minimum we actively monitor our clients and constantly kick out unsolicited email senders.
We only want to send the world's legit email.
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