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Method of exchanging digital messages from an author to one or more recipients.
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Why are some customers seeing a `[text or image URL]<link URL>` format in emails?
We send a multipart email, both plaintext and HTML.
The user has received what appears to be a bastardised version of the HTML part:
[Name of our site]
Some text. … When I send the email to myself (even to an outlook.com account), I don't see the issue, and the mail source (as viewed from the mail client) doesn't include anything like this format. …
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