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Who has used someone to help get set up with Amazon SES?

I am new to the Fluent family and trying to get set up with Fluent CRM and Amazon SES. After hours wrestling with Youtube videos, I got rejected by Amazon, and I'm thinking I need to find someone who can screenshare with me and help me figure out why. They really won't say why. Anyone have experience paying someone on Fiver, for example?

  • 5 comments

Shahjahan Jewel

You may apply for beta access if to send that we are building: https://tosend.com/

William Beem

What is your business about? They are finicky about anything that smells like it could be related to a spammer. I have a client in the medical field who is legitimate, but AWS wouldn't touch it. Just saying the issue may not be only a technical matter for rejection.

Jim Patton

William Beem I support three authors who have newsletters they send out. It's moot because I was accepted into the toSend beta program, and it's SO easy, I'm all set up already!

Claudy Scoufy

I faced the same problem: rejection. In the meantime, I signed up for ToSend, developed by Shahjahan Jewel  and since setting it up, I haven't had any sending issues. The service is fantastic. I haven't had the chance to send bulk emails yet, as I'm still in beta, but out of 500 emails since signing up, not a single one failed. Yes, it's a simple way to bypass this rejection, even after sending tons of documents and data and wasting time for nothing. Introducing ToSend into the Fluent ecosystem is a great idea.

Philip Levine

I just filled out the beta access - I currently manage over 100 Amazon Accounts as I set up a separate account for each client and use consolidated billing - As my clients are associations or businesses using this to get form results / password resets - I have a standard use case which seems to work.

That said I have one client that is a local paper and has been sending with a very low bounce / complaint rate - well under the warning levels. We recently got audited by amazon and had to clean up the footer / name. I had to show that people were paying to be on the list - as Amazon was concerned the emails could trip auto spam filters. You need to be very clear in your information.