What does is mean if an email is blocked?
Blocks are similar to bounces, in that they are logged when an e-mail could not be delivered to a recipient address. However, a block is only logged when a delivery failure occurs due to a temporary problem, such as the recipient email server being down, or if the mailbox is full. Block events do NOT cause an e-mail address to be flagged as invalid, and therefore can still be sent to in future deployments.
Articles in this section
- How do I create a template?
- How is an opt-out created?
- How many times can I send a deployment to my approval list?
- What are Approval E-mail Addresses?
- What are deployment types?
- What does is mean if an email bounces?
- What does is mean if an email is blocked?
- What does it mean to schedule a deployment?
- What is a merge field?
- What is a suppression list?
- What is an opt-out?
- What is the HTML body used for?
- What is the text body and what is it used for?
- What is throttled sending?