Amazon SES rocks from a pricing standpoint but deliverability isn't its strong suit.
Huh?
Are you sure you have configured it correctly, including DKIM?
We're using SES a lot (both transactional and campaigns) and never had a problem with deliverability.
There are too many spammers using it.
That seems unlikely considering the default sending limit is a mere 10k mails/day (iirc) and I doubt Amazon lets you raise that when your complaint-inbox is overflowing...
I didn't configure DKIM for SES. I configured it for SendGrid right out the gate but it was made more obvious that it was an important next step. I wasn't even aware that SES supported DKIM at the time of testing. It's an important factor that I admittedly overlooked.
Amazon's own emails regularly get caught in our mail's (Google Apps) spam filter, so I'm skeptical of SES's ability to match MailChimp's level of deliverability.
Huh?
Are you sure you have configured it correctly, including DKIM?
We're using SES a lot (both transactional and campaigns) and never had a problem with deliverability.
There are too many spammers using it.
That seems unlikely considering the default sending limit is a mere 10k mails/day (iirc) and I doubt Amazon lets you raise that when your complaint-inbox is overflowing...