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Amazon Simple Email Service (SES) is a cost-effective, flexible, and scalable email service that enables developers to send mail from within any application.

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The number of discussions about suspicious or apparently automatic SES Production Access approvals keeps growing, but there still seems to be very little clarity about what AWS is doing to address the...
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asked 13 hours ago

I am new to AWS and I noticed that some emails I receive from AWS are going to my Gmail spam folder I am not sure if this is something wrong with my Gmail settings or if it is related to AWS email de...
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asked a day ago

Custom MAIL FROM domain shows status SUCCESS, but sent emails still use the default amazonses.com as the Return-Path (envelope MAIL FROM). As a result, SPF alignment fails in DMARC, and I cannot achie...
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asked 2 days ago

There are now so many discussions about Amazon SES auto-approved accounts and the abuse they can enable, yet there still doesn't seem to be a clear answer from AWS. Is everything really under control...
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asked 5 days ago

I use Amazon SES regularly, and I’m concerned about how easily some new accounts receive Production Access. Many suspicious accounts appear to be approved automatically, even when their websites are n...
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There seems to be a growing gap between legitimate businesses struggling to get Amazon SES Production Access and accounts receiving approval automatically. Some legitimate users can spend days going ...
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asked 6 days ago

Hi AWS Community and Support Team, We are trying to request Amazon SES production access for region ap-south-1, but the AWS Console is stuck in a loop: the "Request production access" task links dire...
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asked 6 days ago

As someone who relies on Amazon SES every day, I would like to share an honest review. AWS seems to be making a significant effort to suspend malicious accounts, but not enough to prevent these accoun...
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asked 6 days ago

I would like to raise a concern about how inconsistent the Amazon SES Production Access process has become. Legitimate businesses can provide AWS Support with complete company information, a working w...
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asked 6 days ago

I use Amazon SES for legitimate business communication, and reliable delivery is important to my daily work. Until recently, I did not pay much attention to how other accounts received Production Acce...
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asked 6 days ago

I previously posted about this concern, but the post was removed. I do not know the exact reason, so I am raising it again more carefully and intentionally leaving out names, links, seller details, an...
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asked 6 days ago

It’s becoming increasingly frustrating to see how easily suspicious accounts receive Amazon SES Production Access. Many of them appear to be connected to new, unfinished, or completely non-functional ...
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asked 6 days ago

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