I researched about what’s the best email service to use it for my professional email purposes.
As of now I’m using my webmail services as a connected service with the gmail.
But there’s a catch. There’s a limit of 10 GB or 5 GB, depending upon the platform. But after a point, to scale your mails and to send newsletters to a large group of audience, you need a solid platform with cheapest pricing plans to send your emails.
And AWS’s Amazon SES is the best that I found out online.
I tried to register on AWS platform, and verified my domain name with custom DKIM records on my domain name provider’s DNS section. Everything is verified, but there’s a catch here.
You’ve to fill a form after connecting everything and verifying it. I did so! But they rejected me every single time on some unknown parameters. This is my personal opinion but what I think is that they never give their platform access to some random individual without a big name or brand or if you are a free user.
This is my personal opinion, I could be wrong. But it doesn’t matter.
If I’m ready and verified my assets and connected my website with the APIs from the SES platform and also ready to pay for the services and also verified my card for the payments, then why they are not giving the production access of Amazon SES is my real question.
But still, it’s okay, there’re other platforms I’ll figure out some other way to achieve my goal.
