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Changing default sender address from @invalidemail.com to @yourcompany.com
Summary
Seeking feedback from customers who have made the necessary DNS changeContent
We wanted to see if other customers have made the necessary DNS update to allow for changing the default sender address from something@invalidemail.com to something@yourcompany.com. We have not changed the default sender address setting to something other than @invalidemail.com, but we have had recruiters change the From address to their own email address when manually sending a correspondence, and recently found that when they do this, emails going to a Gmail account are being bounced back, likely due to a recent change that Gmail made in their incoming mail filters. We were not aware of the ability to make a DNS change until we began researching this issue and found that new information had recently been posted on MOS.
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