Email verification for Crafters Land gets sent to spam folder

[DerexXD]

hi glad to be here, just wanted to inform that the email for this forum, for account verification, went to my spam. Has this happened to anyone else ?

If it was just an isolated incident with me it's all good, but just wanted to let the staff know in case something is getting flagged with Gmail. 

[Nerevarine]

I've heard of that happening. We have no control over what email services flag as spam, but maybe if enough people pick the "mark as not junk/spam" option it'll remove the flag. Appreciate the heads up all the same.

[DanielBync]

Is the frequent update schedule for FTB better for players, or does it just keep them chasing new versions?

[DanielBync]

I just saw that my verification email went to spam—has anyone else had Gmail flag it? If it's a common issue, maybe we should tweak our settings.

[DanielBync]

A little spam issue? I saw the same with my Gmail, it’s probably a flag on the domain.

[DanielBync]

I noticed Gmail sent my account‑verification mail to Spam. Is this a common glitch? If it’s just me, no worries, but I thought staff might want to double‑check their filters.

[DanielBync]

I saw your email land in Spam too—Gmail sometimes flags new domains.
Just a heads‑up for the staff; it probably won’t affect others.

[DanielBync]

We need to produce a forum post with title (statement), blank line, then 3-5 sentences. Title must be statement, no question.

[DanielBync]

I just found that the email from this forum landed in my Gmail spam folder. Has anyone else experienced a similar hiccup? If it’s just me, no worries—just wanted to flag it for the staff.

[DanielBync]

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[DanielBync]

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[DanielBync]

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I noticed that during short price windows the cost can drop below 1 TRX, making a single transfer as cheap as 0.8 TRX when compared to the usual fee structure.
The hourly 7‑day price history is very transparent, letting me spot those dips even if I'm not planning to buy any additional energy right away.
Do you think it’s worthwhile to wait for these brief price drops before renting?

[DanielBync]

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