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I m enough of seeing my email arriving in spam folder. I would like now to send my emails not from my smtp server but from yahoo mail server. When you have a yahoo account, you can choose to send email from other sender (ie like [email protected]). it's just a simple configuration we can do for free in all yahoo account (in some way I guess it's just changing the header of the email, putting [email protected] in the sender instead of [email protected]). Now is it safe regarding spam to send emails like this? what are the pro and cons?

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  • Why would your mail end up as spam when actually using your own specific smtp server??
    – Hagen von Eitzen
    Feb 6, 2021 at 14:58

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Regarding sending an email using aliases is not a good idea because mostlikely your email will get blocked unless it's permitted by the domain policy such as:

  • SPF Records opened to that particular Sender
  • DKIM policy

I strongly suggest you to use a proper authenticated email and do not use aliases because overriding the email headers might trigger some antispam filters thus blackholing your emails

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