Delete Bounced Emails In Constant Contact, " I *think* the warn

Delete Bounced Emails In Constant Contact, " I *think* the warning used to specify that the selected contacts would not be unsubbed from other lists Non-existent bounces happen when the contact's Internet Service Provider (ISP) says that an email address doesn't exist. email campaigns 3. Once here, you’ll be shown various options for optimizing your Constant Contact account. Should I delete the suspended email addresses? I assume they are no longer in use. We saw that some contacts unsubscribed when the trigger email (opens From our main support article on the suspended bounce category: After an email address bounces for the first time as Non-existent, Constant Contact puts a temporary 15-day hold I've read the knowledgebase & watched the videos, but I still am not sure what to do when it comes to Suspended emails. I used to be able to take all of my bounced "Recommended for Removal" Contacts, tag them, and then unsubscribe the whole list with just a few clicks Now I have to go into Uncover What does suspended mean on Constant Contact? Learn, resolve, and ensure a glitch-free email marketing journey. I'd recommend checking out this I am noticing a really high bounce rate on my emails. If I keep them on the email lists what does I think the only way it may be is if people take some time to look at the engagement history of all your bounced emails, and report any emails being opened but showing up in your reports as Hi @TrevorD77 , The Suspended bounce back reason means that the email address has bounced multiple times as Non-Existent, possibly not just from your Constant Contact account The email has bounced back as a non-existent multiple time and now constant contact has marked it as suspended and they will no longer attempt to send the emails to me. ---Start a free email marketing trial: https://w Click Unsuspend. Send an email to the list.

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