Mailgun prematurely flagged my account, blocking my newsletter dispatch until I send routine business emails for several days. My confirmed subscribers are valid. How can I resolve this situation?
I encountered a similar issue a while back. My experience taught me that patience and communication with Mailgun support are crucial. I submitted evidence that my subscribers were verified and explained my business model, which helped clarify the situation. In addition to reaching out, I maintained routine transactional email traffic until the account status was cleared. Ensuring that authentication protocols like SPF and DKIM were properly configured also reassured the system of my legitimacy. Taking these steps ultimately led to a resolution without additional complications.
I once found myself in a similar situation when my email account was suddenly put on hold by Mailgun. I immediately reviewed my email traffic and verified that all my subscribers were in order. I then communicated in detail with Mailgun support, explaining my business model and confirming that the emails I was sending were routine and transactional in nature. While waiting for their response, I ensured that my authentication practices were robust and that my email sending patterns remained consistent. This proactive approach eventually led to a resolution and restored full functionality to my account.
i had a similar issue. i reached out to support directly, clarified my email flows & continued sending routine transactional emails. staying consistent and clear really helped get my account unflagged, so it might work for you too.
I encountered a similar problem while setting up my newsletter system. In my case, I had to emphasize clear, proactive communication with Mailgun’s support to explain my use case. I maintained routine non-newsletter traffic alongside proof of subscriber opt-in to build my reputation with them. Revisiting my domain settings and ensuring proper authentication through SPF and DKIM also helped reinforce my legitimacy. I found that combining these measures restored normal service faster than waiting passively for the flag to clear.
After encountering a similar issue with my Mailgun account, I opted to proactively reach out to their support team while simultaneously ensuring consistency in my emailing patterns. I maintained a daily flow of routine, transactional messages to help establish a reliable sending history. In my case, it also helped to meticulously review my DNS settings and verify that my domain’s authentication protocols were correctly implemented. It was important to offer contextual evidence of subscriber verifications which eventually led Mailgun to reassess my account status and lift the flag.