Aug 26, 2017 · 1 min read
To play devils advocate here, if a company is sending out a lot of transactional emails, it’s common they are going to get a lot of auto-responders.
This can easily fill up a support queue (if the reply email was managed in a support system), or someones inbox (if managed manually)
Making it easy for a legitimate response to get missed. `no-reply@` (albeit not gracefully) solves that issue.
