Excessive Rejection Limit Reached

CRITICAL REJECTION

Rejection Rate

Manual

Avg Fix Time

100%

Success Rate (New)

Why This Rejection Happens

You have resubmitted the exact same campaign too many times without fixing the underlying issue. The vetting system has locked this specific campaign ID to prevent further spamming of the queue.

Common Triggers:

Clicking "Resubmit" immediately after a rejection without editing anything.
Failed attempts > 3-5 times (varies by CSP).
Ignoring the feedback provided in previous rejection notes.

Root Cause Analysis

System Policy: TCR/CSP Anti-Spam Submission Logic.

Primary Triggers

The "Hopeful" Click: Submitting the same data hoping for a different result (insanity definition). The vetting is human-verified; they see the history.

Step-by-Step Remediation

Delete and Restart

This specific Campaign ID is burned. You usually cannot unlock it. You must delete the campaign in your CSP portal and create a brand new one with a new ID.

⚠️ Important: You will likely have to pay the vetting fee again ($15) for the new campaign.

Fix the Original Error FIRST

Before you submit the new campaign, look at the history of the old one. What were the rejection codes? (e.g., 30908, 804). Fix THOSE issues on your website/samples first. If you submit a new campaign with the same errors, you will get Code 808 again.

Pre-Resubmission Checklist

I have identified the original rejection reason.
I have created a new campaign ID (not just editing the old one).
I have fixed my website/privacy policy content.

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Common Root Causes

Code 30908 Privacy Policy (Frequent Cause) Code 804 CTA Missing (Frequent Cause)

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Legal Disclaimer: This guidance provides general information about 10DLC compliance requirements (Code 808). Organizations should consult qualified legal counsel for guidance specific to their messaging programs.