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I personally only ever used SES for forgot password notifications. My mailing list is really small right now but if I had large lists I'd probably run it myself
by gtsteve 9y ago
I personally only ever used SES for forgot password notifications. My mailing list is really small right now but if I had large lists I'd probably run it myself using SES and pay for a private outbound IP. The costs aren't outrageous - $25/mo.
- RileyJames 9y agoWouldn’t spammers just do the same? Does a private IP address on SES completely absolve the senders of SES’s spam reputation? I’ve just started using SES and did notice everything going to spam. Looking for a solution.
- eli 9y agoFor sure you don't want to be lumped in with the people too cheap to spend $25.
- gtsteve 9y agoI've never experienced an issue with e-mail going to spam. You might want to look at debugging it [0], to see if it's really SES's fault. It's possible your outbound domain has a reputation issue, but I have no idea how you address that I'm afraid. [0] https://sendgrid.com/blog/5-ways-check-sending-reputation/ https://sendgrid.com/blog/5-ways-check-sending-reputation/