The recipients of emails from your Organization in any country that has UCE legislation should in general have addresses validated by your Organization and have an existing relationship with your Company thus being "Opted In" recipients.
The use of purchased email lists is the common source of most UCE reports, as the addresses of recipients in the lists have no existing relationship with your organization. Purchased email lists also tend to include Honeypot addresses that only function to report the senders of emails to these addresses as senders of Spam/UCE.
When you receive an email or case notification from Salesforce related to UCE please action ASAP as failure to take immediate action on any such issue can result in the immediate suspension of Email permissions for all users in the related Salesforce organization. See Salesforce Email Abuse Policy and our Acceptable Use Policy for reference.
To resolve such issues, log in to the Salesforce Salesforce Help from within your organization and work with Support for resolution.
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