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Solution: Use <a href="https://www.mailgun.com/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Mailgun</a> (not tested) or <a href="https://sendgrid.com/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Sendgrid</a> (tested and works wonders!). There is a price-difference between the two, - but in short: Mailgun is good if you're small; Sendgrid is good if you're big. Either that, - or send mails using <a href="https://developer.mailchimp.com/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">MailChimps API</a> or something. It's can't be fixed on shared hosts (most likely). The reason is below. <hr> Explanation: I've later learned more about how shared hosts work. Imagine that several different sites are located on the same server (such as <code>domain-1.org</code>, <code>domain-2.org</code> and <code>domain-3.org</code>). That means that if <code>domain-3.org</code> sends a bunch of crap-emails, then Gmail (and other spam-filters) mark that IP-address as spam. So if <code>domain-2.org</code> then send out stuff, then that'll (probably) come from the some IP-address and therefore end up in spam. Shared hosts can't really do anything about it (and don't care, since so few people have this problem). And that is why it's so cheap. Sendgrid and Mailguns IP-addresses are marked as 'fine' by all the spam-filters, and that's the service that you're paying for with them. They keep it that way, by monitoring how many emails you send out are being marked as 'spam'. If it's something like 5%-10% or something crazy low, then Sendgrid/Mailgun will block your account until you fix it (going through a long process, where you have to contact their customer service and do 1.000 hail-Mary's and all kinds of wierd stuff). I heard that if you get your own server (which is way more expensive), and set up your own mail-server, then you have to be really careful, not to be marked as spam. Cause spam-filter are really tough nowadays... 
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