Hi,
I would like to draw your attention to the critical situation with Amazon SES. Recently, spammers have discovered an easy way to bypass checks and massively obtain production access in several regions at once.
They are not afraid of bans at all: the auto-approval system issues access so easily that they simply change accounts like gloves. But the price of this ease is the destroyed reputation of shared SES IP addresses and a drop in delivery rates for everyone else.
No other major email provider distributes sandbox products so thoughtlessly. AWS actually ignores the scale of the problem, forcing honest businesses to either rake in the consequences of someone else's spam or migrate to other platforms altogether.

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