What does AWS SES error mean?

When you send emails using Amazon SES, you must verify the identities (domains or email addresses) that you send email from. If you see the error message “Email address is not verified,” then that means you’re sending email from an identity that failed the verification check in that AWS Region.

How do I send email from AWS instance?

Send an Email

1. Step 1: Enter the Amazon SES Console. When you click here, the AWS Management Console will open in a new browser window, so you can keep this step-by-step guide open.
2. Step 2: Verify an Email Address.
3. Step 3: Send an Email.

How can I verify my email?

How to verify an email address before sending cold emails?

1. Check the email syntax.
2. Ping the server.
3. Send an email from a different account.
4. DNS lookup.
5. Perform an IP address lookup.
6. Use an email verification tool.
7. Verify your email list while sending cold emails.

What is 554 Email rejected?

A 554 email error is sometimes thought of as a catch-all of email errors. It is generally used when there is a generic delivery failure that another email error code doesn’t directly define a problem for. Some mail servers also use a 554 error even if there is a specific error code that defines what went wrong already.

Why can I not receive emails from Amazon?

As long as you have email order notifications enabled in your Account Settings, Amazon will send you a notice every time a new order is placed. If you are no longer receiving these emails, you should make sure that: You have no firewall or anti-spam software installed that is blocking these emails.

How do I verify my domain on AWS?

In the navigation pane, under Identity Management, choose Domains. Choose Verify a New Domain. On the Verify a New Domain dialog box, for Domain, type the name of the domain that you registered using Route 53, and then choose Verify This Domain. On the Verify a New Domain dialog box, choose Use Route 53.