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Yea, SES has a suppression list you manage that by default doesn't send. You can rig up an event bus to automatically add bounces to it.
by hooverd 4y ago
Yea, SES has a suppression list you manage that by default doesn't send. You can rig up an event bus to automatically add bounces to it.
- ComputerGuru 4y agoThe initial bounce still counts against it. (Also the suppression list isn’t set up automatically.)
- jedberg 4y ago> The initial bounce still counts against it No one knows that for sure, Amazon doesn't publish how they determine what counts against you. But from everything I've seen anecdotally, it does not. If you review the bounces and suppress the emails, it works just fine. Getting booted for bounces really only happens to high volume senders who are using scraped lists to send cold emails. And it's mostly the complaints that ruin your reputation, not the bounces.
- hooverd 4y agoPlus, if you spend enough to have a TAM you'll hear about it before anything bad happens.