SES is good at sending stuff, but if you're mailing a lot you'll want to handle both hard and soft bounces correctly. And not just bounces you get live from the end SMTP daemon, but bounce emails as well.
If you keep attempting to email an address that bounces, over time, you may get marked as a spammy sender.
As far as I can tell, this setup doesn't do much with bounces other than quitting on a clear hard bounce from the end SMTP daemon.
This is one of the reasons email services aren't cheap.
If you keep attempting to email an address that bounces, over time, you may get marked as a spammy sender.
As far as I can tell, this setup doesn't do much with bounces other than quitting on a clear hard bounce from the end SMTP daemon.
This is one of the reasons email services aren't cheap.