Is there a blacklist of addresses that are never written to?
A
blacklist is created to prevent the listed
email addresses or
phone numbers from being added to your
subscriber lists or contacted by you.
Go to your account's blacklist under Subscribers > Blacklist. You can add new entries either through manual input or by importing. Additionally, you can export all subscribers already on your blacklist.
To remove a subscriber from the blacklist, simply delete them from it.
Before sending a mailing, MAILINGWORK also checks against a global MAILINGWORK blacklist and some external blacklists, maintained by consumer protection organizations and advertising industry associations, to help avoid costly warnings. MAILINGWORK has no influence on these external blacklists.
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