Why MyOperator emails in spam folder can be noticed?

Step 1 - Ask the customer to check SPAM Folder.

Step 2 - Once identified, ask the customer to click the email and click on the button which says "Not Spam".

Step 3 - Will ensure that emails from that specific email address and domain do not hit our SPAM Folder.

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