Emails sent from Amazon SES always landing in spam/junk folders? It's not Amazon's fault!
Blame Microsoft's Hotmail spam filters instead
Explanation:
An email landing in a spam folder indicates that Amazon SES successfully delivered the email to the recipient's inbox. However, if the email is classified as spam by the recipient's email provider, it will be moved to the spam folder.
In this case, the issue lies with Microsoft's Hotmail spam filters misclassifying emails from SES as spam. This is not a problem with Amazon SES itself, but rather with Microsoft's spam detection algorithms.
If you've received spam or unsolicited emails from an SES user, you can use the spam reporting tools provided by your email provider to report the abuse.
To ensure that your emails from SES are not mistakenly classified as spam, follow best practices for email deliverability, such as using a reputable email service provider, maintaining a clean email list, and avoiding sending spam.
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