This operation can be used to a retrieve a list of contacts who have been suppressed in your account after a specified date, giving a reason for their suppression.

Please note that contact data field details are not returned in the results for suppressed contacts.

The possible suppression reasons can be:

• 'Unsubscribed' - The contact is unsubscribed from your communications
• 'SoftBounced' - The contact’s address is temporarily unavailable, possibly because their mailbox is too full, or their mail server won’t accept a message of the size sent, or their server is having temporary issues accepting any mail
• 'HardBounced' - The contact’s address is permanently unreachable, most likely because they, or the server they were hosted on, does not exist
• 'IspComplained' - The contact has submitted a spam complaint to us via their internet service provider
• 'MailBlocked' - The mail server indicated that it didn’t want to receive the mail. No reason was given
• 'DirectComplaint' - The contact has complained directly to either us, a hosting facility or possibly even a blacklist about receiving your communications
• 'Suppressed' - The contact that has been actively suppressed by you in your account
• 'NotAllowed' - The contact's email address is fully blocked from our system
• 'DomainSuppression' - The contact’s email domain is on your domain suppression list
• 'NoMxRecord' - The contact’s email domain does not have an MX DNS record. A mail exchange record provides the address of the mail server for that domain.

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