Eighteen Years of Greytrapping – Is the Weirdness Finally Paying Off? | Hacker News

It might be worth mentioning that one commenter on the hackernews item feels that this https://nxdomain.no/~peter/they_do_not_understand_mail_at_all.html makes the point better and is an easier read.
A Major Mail Provider Demonstrate They Likely Do Not Understand Mail At All

For those with incrementally broader interests in networking and related trickery, https://nxdomain.no/~peter/its_real_its_here.html may be good news (and according to some, the referenced tome can be a good read).
The Book of PF, 4th Edition: It's Here, It's Real

@pitrh Google and Microsoft blocking valid email from small senders happens all the time. It is indeed a delusion if they think their spam filter works well. If they were serious about spam, they would block each other and then crack down on their own users. They produce a massive amount of spam each.

@ClickyMcTicker In my personal experience, at least during the last handful of years, MSFT has been easier to inbox at and easier to deal with in general.

Reasoned, expletive-free messages seem to get human-originated responses there.

Then again, my smallish sample could be less than representative of the whole.