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Hi,
You seem to have been blocked from the error message. If the dedicated IP doesn't work, it probably means that those domains have raised the bar in terms of what they accept.
The AWS official gives solid guidance on what to do to avoid bounces: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/dg/send-email-concepts-deliverability.html
This article may help you understand your issue and fix: https://repost.aws/knowledge-center/ses-understand-soft-bounces
This post is also very useful: https://medium.com/@SaiRahulAkarapu/handling-aws-ses-bounces-and-complaints-8dbe8445d9a0
Best,
Didier
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Thenk you but I as wrote we have tried also usign the SES shared IP with the same results. Also we have tried wit another Amazon root account, never used to send email with the same result. Here some of the ip that Tim.it/alice.it tell us are listed all in the eu-west-3 region: 23.251.246.55 23.251.247.100 23.251.246.56 23.251.246.58 23.251.246.9 23.251.246.10
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