I have been instructed by Spectrum to contact your company about updating so people with gmail email accounts can receive our company’s emails. Currently, they are not. We can receive them, but they can’t receive ours. I was instructed by Spectrum to give you this information.
We were unaware that we even had Cloudflare until Spectrum informed us, so I don’t know any login information. Nothing was provided except the items listed in the last post. I just made a new account to be able to try to get questions answered since I can’t reach someone on the phone.
Barring recovery of the existing Cloudflare account, you will need to move your DNS to an account that can access.
You may want to inquire with any web developers, former staffers, or IT service providers you have worked with that may have set up a Cloudflare account to manage your DNS
Spectrum is giving me the run around. They state that you are responsible for the email domains purchased from Spectrum. I need to know if you, Cloudlfare, are the third party that hosts/provides Spectrum’s domain emails? We are getting blocked from all gmail emails sent out. Spectrum is pointing the problem at you.
Your DNS has an existing SPF that suggests that someone was routing your outbound email through Mimecast email security. That strongly suggests that your were working with an IT service provider at some point. Finding them may be your best option.
Cloudflare is the tool that you, or someone acting on your behalf, is using to manage your DNS. Cloudflare provides the tools, but does not manage them for you. They cannot make changes on your behalf nor grant account access other than via the self-service recovery links I shared earlier.
Discounting doing nothing, there are essentially four solutions.
You can contact the party that created the Cloudflare account and see what you can work out with them.
You can possibly recover the existing Cloudflare account.
You can move your DNS to another Cloudflare account.