Mailjet Account Suspended? Here's What to Do

If Mailjet suspended, paused, or rejected your account, you are not alone — and you are probably not doing anything wrong. Here is why it happens and how to keep sending.

Why Mailjet suspends accounts

Mailjet is a Sinch-owned email service. Accounts are most often flagged for shared-IP reputation issues, sudden volume spikes, and content flagged by automated review. These decisions are usually automated, with slow or scripted support.

What to do right now

• Export your contacts, templates and sending history immediately.
• Fix the fundamentals: SPF, DKIM, DMARC and list hygiene.
• Move to infrastructure that will not cut you off without warning.

How Rainmail helps

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