Contracted to Request Bad Backlink Removal - Sender Address

What email address is best for third party requesting link removal

[mZoo]

I'm involved with a campaign to remove bad backlinks for which the clients google ranking is penalized.

There is are three parties involved; me, an SEO company based in Dehli, India and the Client. The SEO company requested email login credentials so as to send the Link Removal Requests from [e-mail], but the client doesn't want to release the info for security reasons. They suggest sending from webmaster@ and they will forward responses.

I had initially sent a few link removal requests from a gmail account with good results from anyone who responded.

Possibly [e-mail] or [e-mail] - and sending via mail.client.com would be the most sensible.

Insights welcome.

-Mike

[piatkow]

I would always assume that any request from a third party address was malicious.

[mZoo]

Thank you, piatkow. Do you think there might be a conflict also with sending from an address that differs from the send.mail address, as in from [e-mail] via mail.seocompany.com?

[phranque]

welcome to WebmasterWorld, mZoo!


your biggest signal of trust will be a @client.com email address.
it's okay if you cc: your @seocompany.com email address, but the email should originate from the smtp.client.com server.