Overview
To maintain the quality and effectiveness of our warmup pool, we sometimes need to deactivate accounts that adversely affect other users. This article outlines the circumstances under which warmup accounts may be deactivated and the steps required to re-enable them.
Reasons for Deactivation
Bouncing Emails from Other Users
Warmup accounts can be disabled if they bounce too many emails sent by other users in the warmup pool. This measure ensures that the quality of the pool remains high for all participants.
Community Standards
The warmup pool operates as a community where the exchange of emails between accounts is crucial. Accounts that negatively impact this exchange due to poor IP reputation or overly aggressive spam filtering will be removed to protect the pool's integrity.
- Poor IP Reputation: If your email service provider has a poor IP reputation and your emails are being rejected or bounced, your account will be removed from the warmup pool.
- Aggressive Spam Filtering: If your inbox provider has aggressive spam filtering that blocks legitimate warmup emails and causes bounces, your account will be removed from the warmup pool.
Re-Enabling Deactivated Accounts
If your account has been deactivated, you will need to contact support to re-enable it. Please ensure that you address the underlying issues, such as improving your IP reputation or adjusting your spam filter settings, before requesting reactivation.
Conclusion
Maintaining the health of our warmup pool is essential for providing effective services to all users. By adhering to these guidelines and addressing any issues promptly, we can ensure a high-quality experience for everyone involved.