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Hi,
Please open a case with Premium Support. Using your account ID, they will be able to inspect if there is any active sending access for you in any region. Alternatively, you can check your SES console in all of the regions to make sure that there are no verified identities in there, which eventually means that you are not using SES. After that, you should be checking your SNS topics in the various regions to make sure that there is no topic that uses the S3 bucket as a destination.
By the way, SES receiving is enabled only in 3 regions. For more about that, please check this link. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/general/latest/gr/ses.html#:~:text=Email%20Receiving%20Endpoints
Hope this helps. Thanks! Mo
answered a year ago
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