Simulate message events
Test your email integration safely—trigger predictable delivery events using Lettermint’s built-in test addresses. No risk to real users, no production data required.Why use test addresses?Sending test emails to real mailboxes (including your own) can harm your sender reputation. Repeated bounces, spam complaints, or test content flagged as suspicious may cause mailbox providers to throttle or block your domain. Lettermint’s test addresses let you simulate every scenario without risking your deliverability or reputation.
1. Send a Test Email
Simulate real-world delivery scenarios by sending to Lettermint’s special test addresses. Each address triggers a specific event, letting you verify your handling of bounces, complaints, and successful deliveries.Example: Simulate a Soft Bounce
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address to simulate other outcomes.
2. Test Addresses and Their Behaviors
Use these addresses to trigger specific events:Address | Simulated Event |
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ok@testing.lettermint.co | Delivered |
softbounce@testing.lettermint.co | Soft bounce (“mailbox full”) |
hardbounce@testing.lettermint.co | Hard bounce (“user does not exist”) |
spamcomplaint@testing.lettermint.co | Delivered → Spam complaint event |
dsn@testing.lettermint.co | Out-of-band DSN bounce |
These test addresses are only reachable from Lettermint’s system. They cannot be used for real-world delivery or external testing.
Troubleshooting
Test address returns error- Ensure you’re using a valid Lettermint API token.
- Confirm the
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address matches one of the documented test addresses.
- Test events may take a few seconds to process.
Next Steps
- Integrate Lettermint webhooks to receive delivery and bounce events.
- Test with your real application logic.
- Explore advanced features: Lettermint API Reference