Lucas_Metherall

ouch. I just need an em dash in the copy of an email.. Any ideas?

Hi Sanford, I have Q-encoded a heart emoji, (U+2764) using your tool on your blog, added it as a token (text token) to the program to insert it into a sentence, but in live sample testing it reads as a string of text: Supersize your =?UTF-8?Q?=E2=9D=A4=EF=B8=8F?= love =?UTF-8?Q?=E2=9D=A4=EF=B8=8F?= ...

Hi, so I ran a test through an email, which mirrors tha same function as the SMS. It looks like: Hi {{lead.First Name}}, and hits the inbox like: Hi ,Is there a way to avoid that space while using first name token? Ideal output: an SMS that reads either Hi Sanford, OR, Hi,

Hi Sanford, To clarify, if I want to send an SMS that reads "Hi {{lead.First Name}}, blah blah blah" OR "Hi, blah blah blah"and our webhook call reads; username=[redacted]&password=[redacted]&builderid=1164&PhoneNumber={{lead.Mobile Phone Number}}&PhoneMessage=Hi%20{{lead.First Name:default=friend,}...

Sounds simple. Thanks.

Thanks for your help, Sanford, thorough as usual. I'll be keeping that in mind when seeing things in 250ok that aren't reflected in MKTO.

Well, I looked in MKTO for people with @outlook.com, and found that almost 1,000 opened the email, which means that more received it, which then means the issue most likely lies with 250ok's reporting. Thanks for helping me narrow it down.

I can't share the screen shot here, but yes, despite the positive scores, 100% Spam, according to 250ok. We ran a spam test of the same email yesterday and again Outlook did not like it. So it seems isolated to two emails that we have sent, as others have been delivered/opened.