Mailop,

We’ve corroborated an identified a consistent issue affecting DMARC
aggregate report delivery from Google.

Problem: When a domain's DMARC RUA tag includes both a GoDaddy address and
an external address, Google sends no reports to any address in the RUA tag
- [email protected]

Removing the GoDaddy address restores reporting to the external address
within 24 hours.

Configuration example:
rua=mailto:[email protected],mailto:[email protected]

Observations:
- Only Google exhibits this behavior; other mailbox providers continue
sending reports normally
- External destination authorization records for
[email protected] seem to be properly configured
- Confirmed across multiple monitored domains and multiple DMARC reporting
3rd party providers
- Consistent reproducibility: remove GoDaddy address → Google reports
resume same day

Credit to DmarcDkim.com for initially discovering and documenting this
behavior:
https://www.reddit.com/r/DMARC/comments/1wvu1t4/no_google_dmarc_reports_while_godaddys_dmarc/

Questions for the list:
1. Are other operators observing this with Google?
2. Has anyone reported this to Google's postmaster team?
3. Any known workarounds beyond removing the GoDaddy address?

Thanks for any insights.


Adam Lundrigan
DuoCircle, LLC
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