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I've had good luck with SES. I've been sending 10,000 to 300,000 emails a day for years, and I haven't heard a single complaint about getting lost in spam. My u
by Guest19023892 6y ago
I've had good luck with SES. I've been sending 10,000 to 300,000 emails a day for years, and I haven't heard a single complaint about getting lost in spam. My users are fairly vocal and expect to see the emails, so I feel that I would have heard about any issues by now.
- cpncrunch 6y agoDo you have your own SES IP? Have you actually checked to see if the IPs you send from are on any blacklists? I just checked the last 5 spams I reported to SES, and every single one is blacklisted: 54.240.8.60 54.240.48.100 76.223.180.15 54.240.27.34 54.240.27.45 I gave up reporting spams to them because they don't do anything about it. I kept getting spams from the exact same SES spammer. I think that explains why SES are so shit...they don't bother actioning spam reports, which means they end up on blacklists. I just use my own server for sending emails (the same server I host my SaaS on). If I did want to use an email server, it would be one that has a zero tolerance policy towards spam.
- cpncrunch 6y agoSpeaking of which, I just saw a spam come in from SES and it's the same spammer who I reported to them on Nov 11. Clearly they don't give a rats ass about spam.