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Due to Amazon’s lax policies, the EC2 IP blocks have been blacklisted due to spam and the like. If they maintain this lax policy, it will only be a matter of ti
by ameyamk 16y ago
Due to Amazon’s lax policies, the EC2 IP blocks have been blacklisted due to spam and the like. If they maintain this lax policy, it will only be a matter of time before SES gets blacklisted and becomes largely unreliable if you actually want the e-mail you send to get to the recipient.
-useful comment on the blog page, and missing from HN comments
- zoomzoom 16y agoThere may be many problems with SES, but I do not think that blacklisted IP's will be one of them. Nobody sends more emails than Amazon - they know how to do delivery.
- rfugger 16y agoDo they know how to keep spammers off their servers? Because if not, it doesn't matter what they know about delivery, they're going to be blacklisted. On the other hand, if their "in-house content filtering technologies" prove effective at stopping spammers, how many legitimate users will get banned as false-positives? http://aws.amazon.com/ses/faqs/#5 http://aws.amazon.com/ses/faqs/#5