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  • What size files are you trying to send via email using this?

    Thread Starter Stavros1984

    (@stavros1984)

    only 2 pageslike a CV ?

    Emails with uploaded file attachments could be seen as spam.

    Thread Starter Stavros1984

    (@stavros1984)

    hOW DO i PREVENT THE ATTACHMENTS BEING SPAM ??

    Avoid Large Attachments and Certain Attachment Types

    In general, .jpg, .gif, .png and .pdf attachments are safe to send, provided you include some content in the email as well. However, executable attachments such as .exe, .zip, .swf, etc. should be avoided entirely. Generally, you should not send attachments to people on your list that are not expecting them.

    If you need to email a large attachment or an attachment type that usually can be flagged as spam or trigger virus scanners, we recommend a service such as DropBox.com. If the attachment contains sensitive data, you may consider using your company’s secure FTP server.

    From – https://sendgrid.com/blog/10-tips-to-keep-email-out-of-the-spam-folder/

    Thread Starter Stavros1984

    (@stavros1984)

    hey there thanks for thsi …. When a candidate see’s a job vacancy that they are interested in the can apply for that job by clicking alink that directs them to a form.

    On the form they out their name in and can upload their CV. Uploading the CV is fine and when they press the send button that works also.

    The problem is when the employer recives the email (which they do) the file is not attached ?? even though it was attached by candidate.

    Regard
    Steve

    See my previous responses.

    Thread Starter Stavros1984

    (@stavros1984)

    I am very ignorant to all this so how do I use the FTP server etc ?

    Regards

    Steven

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