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Know when the rules change, theirs or ours.
Gmail, Yahoo and Microsoft each publish requirements for senders, and each has changed them with little warning before. Pharos changes too — a new capability, a changed limit or price, something deprecated or retired. Both change what you have to do to keep sending mail, and that is why one list covers both: one email when either happens.
Get the alerts
One email when Gmail, Yahoo or Microsoft change what they require from senders. One email when a Pharos change affects how you send.
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What you get
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One email per sender-rule change
Gmail, Yahoo or Microsoft changes what it requires from senders — a new authentication threshold, a one-click-unsubscribe mandate, a volume tier. You get one email: what changed, and what it means for your sending domains.
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One email per Pharos change that affects sending
A new capability, a changed limit or price, something deprecated or retired — anything that changes what you can do with Pharos. You get one email: what changed, and what it means for your sending.
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Nothing manufactured
If nothing changed, nothing is sent that week, that month, or that quarter. There is no filler to keep a cadence.
What you don't get
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No content roundups
New blog posts are not pushed here — the blog itself, or its RSS feed, is where those live.
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No fixed schedule
Sent when a provider changes its rules or a Pharos release changes what you can do, not on a calendar.
The alerts are free. So is the sending.
3,000 emails a month with every feature switched on, no card required. The same checks these alerts are about are enforced on the way out.
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