I’m testing a scenario where I send an email containing malicious and phishing links in the body to an inbox. However, the email does not reach the inbox and cannot be found in the spam folder either.

I’m testing a scenario where I send an email containing malicious and phishing links in the body to an inbox. However, the email does not reach the inbox and cannot be found in the spam folder either.

I have set up a number of custom routing rules that allow users in our primary domain to receive emails via a custom alias at their secondary domain. This has been done through Default Routing as these rules are run first, and we can control the priority order.