What do you mean it was sent as spam? Can the other party receive it?

"Send as spam" means that the mail sent by the sender is judged as spam by the recipient's mail system and sent directly to the recipient's spam folder instead of the normal inbox.

Can the other party receive it?

The other party can still receive the email sent as spam, but the email is placed in the spam folder. Therefore, if the message you send is judged as spam, the recipient can still see it.

How to avoid being judged as spam?

Here are some ways to avoid being judged as spam:

Make sure that the content of your email is true, legal and reasonable, and does not contain spam.

Avoid using too fancy email formats and typesetting, and keep it simple and clear.

Avoid using exaggerated titles and content, and don't use too many exclamation points and capital letters.

Try to use your own domain name as the sender address, not the address of the free mail service provider.

Add contact information to the email so that the recipient can contact you easily.

Try to avoid sending a large number of emails to strangers to avoid being misjudged as spam.

If your email is judged as spam, you can send a message to the recipients to remind them to add your sender address to the white list, so that your email can be sent normally.