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I'm using a Perfect Web contact form on my Joomla 2.5 website. The contact form emails all the info when a user fills it in and sends it to my Gmail account which in turn forwards it to my office email account for us to reply.

However, I just noticed that the emails are being marked as spam or as phishing by Gmail:

This message may not have been sent by:...

And get rejected as spam when forwarded to my office email account. How can I get around this so that all my emails get forwarded?

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Check your original email header and see if Google says it SPF pass. It is common issue to forget adding SPF pass in the name server configuration. Or paste it here so that we can check it.

If it is SPF pass then as nibra has says, add the sender address in your gmail white list and also check if you email does not contain any spam words.

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You have at least two options to get around this:

  1. Add the sender address, which you added to the Joomla! configuration, to the whitelist of your Gmail account.

    Alternatively...

  2. Re-configure Joomla! to use an SMTP account to send the mails instead of using the internal mail function.

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