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550 5.7.0 — Message Rejected (Policy)

The 550 5.7.0 bounce means the email was rejected by a security or spam policy. Learn what triggers this and how to fix it.

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Permanent Failure (Hard Bounce)
SMTP Code
550
Enhanced Code
5.7.0
Category
Message Rejected (Policy)
Frequency
Common

🔢 Enhanced Status Code Breakdown: 5.7.0

Component Value Meaning
Class 5 Permanent failure
Subject 7 Security or policy
Detail 0 Message Rejected (Policy)

Per RFC 3463 Enhanced Mail System Status Codes. Class (X) = severity, Subject (Y) = category, Detail (Z) = specific condition.

💬 What This Error Means

Your email was rejected by a policy filter. This broad rejection can cover spam filtering, content policies, IP reputation blocks, or a sending rate issue.

Common Causes

  • Content triggered a spam or content filter
  • Sending IP or domain has a poor reputation
  • Domain-level policy rejection

How to Fix This

  • Review your email content for spam indicators
  • Check your sender reputation with our Blacklist Checker
  • Verify your authentication records with our Domain Checker

📋 Real-World Example Messages

These are real bounce message formats you might receive. Paste yours into the Bounce Decoder for instant analysis.

550 5.7.0 Our system has detected that this message is likely unsolicited mail
550 5.7.0 Message rejected due to policy

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