Yes, you may but your sending reputation is tied to your corporate domain name as well as the IP address. If your domain reputation is affected, it may affect your deliver-ability rates.
Can I use my primary corporate domain name to send emails?
Articles in this section
- Whitelist Enginemailer's IPs
- Why are my email subscribers not receiving my campaigns?
- Where can I find my User ID?
- What reports are available for emails that I have sent?
- Can I use my primary corporate domain name to send emails?
- How do I know if my DNS records are set up correctly?
- What are the differences between Free and Paid accounts?
- What is 3D Secure payment?
Articles in this section
- Whitelist Enginemailer's IPs
- Why are my email subscribers not receiving my campaigns?
- Where can I find my User ID?
- What reports are available for emails that I have sent?
- Can I use my primary corporate domain name to send emails?
- How do I know if my DNS records are set up correctly?
- What are the differences between Free and Paid accounts?
- What is 3D Secure payment?