Preventing aws ses acoount from getting banned

[Sputnik01]

Hello guys.i have tried aws ses once and i got banned from the first day i have used it for bulk mailling the list was clean as i did cleaned it with my own smtp server and i did send 20k first day before getting banned ,and any recommendation of a trusted seller

 

[Bilkerg]

a simple warm up may help

 

[digital world agency]

SES is super strict even clean lists can trigger bans if the volume spikes. Warm up slowly next time. For bulk sending, better look for providers that allow high volume and are more lenient.

 

[medialounge]

Hello guys.i have tried aws ses once and i got banned from the first day i have used it for bulk mailling the list was clean as i did cleaned it with my own smtp server and i did send 20k first day before getting banned ,and any recommendation of a trusted seller

20k on a new fresh account is a call for ban
And probably a ban for life

 

[Sputnik01]

20k on a new fresh account is a call for ban
And probably a ban for life

can you please provide a proper warm-up steps like how should a fresh account build up sending volume,i would appreciate any info

 

[medialounge]

Not more than
30 emails first day
Gradually increase the numbers of emails you send per hour over a period of 3 weeks

 

[Sputnik01]

Not more than
30 emails first day
Gradually increase the numbers of emails you send per hour over a period of 3 weeks

so at least one month to get to send 50k per day,thank you for sharing that info i was much in need for it

 

[Linkora]

SES bans fast on bulk sends. Warm up gradually, scrub lists, and stay compliant. Avoid “trusted sellers” and use reputable, permission-based email platforms if you want stable delivery.

 

[Sputnik01]

SES bans fast on bulk sends. Warm up gradually, scrub lists, and stay compliant. Avoid “trusted sellers” and use reputable, permission-based email platforms if you want stable delivery.

thank you i much appreciate your input,can you recommand any permission-based email platforms

 

[Brandup]

Hello guys.i have tried aws ses once and i got banned from the first day i have used it for bulk mailling the list was clean as i did cleaned it with my own smtp server and i did send 20k first day before getting banned ,and any recommendation of a trusted seller

Hey mate
AWS SES bans fast if you blast heavy on day one even with a clean list. Their system flags sudden volume spikes, low engagement, and high complaints automatically.
To avoid bans next time:

• Warm up slowly (start with a few hundred → scale daily).
• Use double‑opt‑in or highly engaged lists only.
• Keep bounce/complaint rates extremely low.
• Rotate domains + proper DKIM/SPF/DMARC.

And honestly, for bulk sending, SES isn’t the best choice look for a provider/seller that offers pre‑warmed SMTP/ESP built for volume.

Hope this helps, bro!

 

[Yhor Enis]

Hello guys.i have tried aws ses once and i got banned from the first day i have used it for bulk mailling the list was clean as i did cleaned it with my own smtp server and i did send 20k first day before getting banned ,and any recommendation of a trusted seller

Sending 20k emails at once will get you banned on SES. Services like sendgrid, mailgun or SMTP2GO are safer but start small increase gradually.

 

[Sputnik01]

Hey mate
AWS SES bans fast if you blast heavy on day one even with a clean list. Their system flags sudden volume spikes, low engagement, and high complaints automatically.
To avoid bans next time:

• Warm up slowly (start with a few hundred → scale daily).
• Use double‑opt‑in or highly engaged lists only.
• Keep bounce/complaint rates extremely low.
• Rotate domains + proper DKIM/SPF/DMARC.

And honestly, for bulk sending, SES isn’t the best choice look for a provider/seller that offers pre‑warmed SMTP/ESP built for volume.

Hope this helps, bro!

hello brother thank you yes that helped a lot,can you recommand any good provider that sells pre-warmed smtp/esp,thank you in advance

 

[Sputnik01]

Sending 20k emails at once will get you banned on SES. Services like sendgrid, mailgun or SMTP2GO are safer but start small increase gradually.

thank you friend i went with aws ses because it's cheaper

 

[Yhor Enis]

thank you friend i went with aws ses because it's cheaper

Makes sense, just make sure to ramp up slowly. Cheaps good, but a sudden spike will get your account flagged fast.

 

[Sputnik01]

Makes sense, just make sure to ramp up slowly. Cheaps good, but a sudden spike will get your account flagged fast.

yes i will give it another try,thank you my friend

 

[Yhor Enis]

yes i will give it another try,thank you my friend

No problem my friend. Just ease into it and watch how the numbers react.

 

[Mamtasingh08]

Sending 20k emails on day one with SES, even with a clean list, is a surefire way to trigger their spam filters. They're really sensitive to sudden spikes in volume, especially from new accounts. Honestly, trying to find a "trusted seller" for bulk email lists is a red flag in itself. The best approach is building your own organic list through opt-ins. For sending, consider a more controlled approach with smaller batches and gradual increases in volume, maybe even looking into transactional email services if your use case fits.