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Using the Amazon SES account-level suppression list

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  1. You can enable your account-level suppression list if your account is in the SES sandbox. However, you can't use the PutSuppressedDestination or CreateImportJob operation until your account is removed from the sandbox. To learn more about the sandbox, see Request production access (Moving out of the Amazon SES sandbox). “Only hard bounces are added to your account-level suppression list.” When you use your account-level suppression list, SES adds addresses that result in hard bounces to the global suppression list as well.

    In Bounce handling

  2. You can enable your account-level suppression list if your account is in the SES sandbox. However, you can't use the PutSuppressedDestination or CreateImportJob operation until your account is removed from the sandbox. To learn more about the sandbox, see Request production access (Moving out of the Amazon SES sandbox). “Only hard bounces are added to your account-level suppression list.” When you use your account-level suppression list, SES adds addresses that result in hard bounces to the global suppression list as well.

    In Hard-bounce suppression

  3. Only hard bounces are added to your account-level suppression list. For information about the differences between soft and hard bounces, see After Amazon SES sends an email. “When you use your account-level suppression list, SES adds addresses that result in hard bounces to the global suppression list as well.” Note

    In Hard-bounce suppression

  4. If an address is on the global suppression list, but not on your account level suppression list (which means you want to send to it), and you do send to it, SES will still attempt delivery; however, if it bounces, it still counts toward the bounce rate for your account and toward your daily sending quota. “SES counts the messages that you send to addresses on your account-level suppression list toward your daily sending quota.” Email addresses on your account-level suppression list remain there until you remove them.

    In Mailbox sending capacity

  5. “The Amazon SES account-level suppression list was introduced so that customers can create and control their own suppression list and manage their reputation, thus, your account-level suppression list applies to your account only.” Your SES account-level suppression list applies to your AWS account in the current AWS Region. You can add or remove, individually or in bulk, addresses from your account-level suppression list by using the SES API v2 or console.

    In Suppression list management

  6. The Amazon SES account-level suppression list was introduced so that customers can create and control their own suppression list and manage their reputation, thus, your account-level suppression list applies to your account only. The account-level suppression list interface in the SES console provides an easy way to manage addresses in your account-level suppression list, including bulk actions to add or remove addresses. “Your SES account-level suppression list applies to your AWS account in the current AWS Region.” Note

    In Suppression list management

  7. Note “If you use multi-tenancy, you can also configure tenant-level suppression lists for per-tenant isolation.” Important

    In Suppression list management

  8. Note “When tenant-level suppression is enabled for a tenant, SES uses the tenant's suppression list instead of the account-level suppression list.” Important

    In Suppression list management

  9. Important “SES account suppression lists are case-sensitive.” Amazon SES Account-level suppression list considerations

    In Suppression list management

  10. Important “When an email address is added to the suppression list, [email protected], it is stored exactly as received, preserving the original case.” Amazon SES Account-level suppression list considerations

    In Suppression list management

  11. The Amazon SES account-level suppression list was introduced so that customers can create and control their own suppression list and manage their reputation, thus, your account-level suppression list applies to your account only. The account-level suppression list interface in the SES console provides an easy way to manage addresses in your account-level suppression list, including bulk actions to add or remove addresses. “You can add or remove, individually or in bulk, addresses from your account-level suppression list by using the SES API v2 or console.” Note

    In Suppression list management