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# Spambounce

This status informs the sender that their message got rejected by the recipient server because it is similar to typical Spam messages or some potential threat, for example, a too-big attachment or virus attack risk. It may also be related to a temporary block on the used IP address when anti-spam filters decide that the incoming messages break their rules and good mailing practices. An email with a Spambounce status will not be placed in Spam or other inbox folders.

Remember that the more frequently your messages receive this status, the higher the risk of being considered a spammer. Not only does it harm your campaigns but also the efficiency of your communication.

**⬅️ Detailed information on each status can be found in the drop-down menu on the left.**