Clients don't know their 'IFA' spam filters are on

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In the world of communications it has been proven the text message is the first to be responded to, followed by email. Most people expect a response from an email within two working days.  

Email is now viewed as a legal form of communication and therefore it is important to respond to them even if it is just an acknowledgement of receipt. However, this technology is letting some of the IFA industry down and it may be you! As we have discovered, more and more of the internet service providers have put on in the last month additional spam filters on email systems with the word(s) ‘Financial’ in. Clients have not been informed of this addition. So whilst you think you have given a prompt and efficient service to your client’s, please check, because some are not receiving them...

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