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AWS doesn't mess around with abuse reports either. If you send a report and it checks out, they're opening a case with the customer in question telling them to
by cdchn 2y ago
AWS doesn't mess around with abuse reports either. If you send a report and it checks out, they're opening a case with the customer in question telling them to explain themselves.
- hughesjj 2y agoBut but that requires an async unidirectional communication with another human (the horror!)
- alyandon 2y agoI ended up blocking Amazon SES because I was receiving hundreds of obviously spam emails across all my inboxes every day for weeks. I dutifully sent multiple reports of this obvious spam to the listed spam/abuse contacts for Amazon SES. The end result of my efforts was: 1) No feedback at all from my reports to Amazon - not even an acknowledgement that my report had been received 2) The spam continued unabated for weeks until I finally had enough and just blocked the entire Amazon SES service That was a few years ago and maybe they are more responsive now. They sure as hell weren't responsive back then.