SES: How do I "contact my AWS Account Manager to request an increase"?

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I'm using Amazon SES, and I'd like to increase my recipient quota from 50 to 200. The documentation (https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/dg/quotas.html) says I need to contact my account manager to request an increase.

I opened a support case, and got a message that read in part: "...The channel you have contacted is for Amazon Simple Email Service limit increase requests. Therefore, I cannot provide technical support through this channel"

That sounds like exactly the place I should ask for a limit increase, but they directed me here instead. Has anyone successfully gotten a recipient quota increase in SES? If so, how?

Thanks All!

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How did you open the case? Did you go through AWS Console --> Service Quotas ->> Amazon Simple Email Service(Amazon SES) and asked to adjust the quota?

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Niko
answered a year ago
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Yes, that's exactly what I did.

Edit: the Service quota page only allows you to open tickets for sending quota or sending rate, not the recipient quota. I therefore opened a more general ticket asking for the increase, referencing the URL I posted above.

answered a year ago
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Disambiguation of some event types (asynchronous bounces, spam complaints, opens, clicks) for each recipient is not possible because all recipients will have a copy of the message with the same message-id. It is better to send to one recipient at a time to achieve the highest accuracy, resulting in more more accurate list hygiene and engagement metrics. There is no cost benefit of sending to more than one recipient destination in a single API call.

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Jesse_T
answered a year ago

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