Chances are, that a lot of the emails will go to spam, as Amazon servers will be recognized. You have no control over where your mail is sent from. From what I gather, it would be useful for a quick mass send, but anything long term just isn't worthwhile. The term 'You get what you pay for' springs to mind.
I heard about sendy about a year back but went straight to SES and signed up directly. They are just using SES and charging few bucks upfront, i don't know what for.
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