Seen maildigi in an email?
maildigi forwards business email and sends replies from business addresses. If you saw our name in a message, this page explains why.
You received a message from relay@maildigi.com
You use a business address with maildigi, and someone wrote to it. relay@maildigi.com is the forwarding address that brings these messages to your personal inbox. The sender’s real name and address are shown next to it. Press Reply to answer: your reply goes out from your business address.
You received a reply from a business address
The business you wrote to reads its email through maildigi. The reply was written by that business and sent from its own address. You can answer it as usual.
The message has a box with download links
The attachments were too large to send in the message, so they are available as download links for 14 days. The box looks like this:
The attachments of this email were too large, so they are available through the links below for 14 days:
- document.pdf (12.4 MB)
Download links start with https://maildigi.com/ek/. A genuine link downloads the file directly. It never asks you to sign in, to enter a password or to install anything. If a link asks for any of these, do not continue and tell us.
You did not expect this message
If you think a message sent through maildigi is unwanted, misleading or harmful, forward it to abuse@maildigi.com, if possible with its full headers. We review every report and suspend addresses that break our acceptable use policy.
For email providers and postmasters
maildigi only forwards messages to the registered owner of a business address and sends replies that the owner writes. It does not send bulk or marketing email. Replies are authenticated for the business domain with SPF, DKIM and DMARC. For deliverability or abuse questions, contact abuse@maildigi.com.
Want maildigi for your business?
Write to us with your domain name and the personal address you want to use. We will tell you how to get started.