# Class Mandrill_Rejects

Located at Mandrill/Rejects.php

Methods summary
`public` | # `__construct( `Mandrill` $master )`

`public struct`

# `add( string $email, string $comment = null, string $subaccount = null )`

Adds an email to your email rejection blacklist. Addresses that you add manually will never expire and there is no reputation penalty for removing them from your blacklist. Attempting to blacklist an address that has been whitelisted will have no effect.

Adds an email to your email rejection blacklist. Addresses that you add manually will never expire and there is no reputation penalty for removing them from your blacklist. Attempting to blacklist an address that has been whitelisted will have no effect.

#### Parameters

$email
  `string`
  $email an email address to block
$comment
  `string`
  $comment an optional comment describing the rejection
$subaccount
  `string`
  $subaccount an optional unique identifier for the subaccount to limit the blacklist entry

#### Returns

`struct`
a status object containing the address and the result of the operation - email string the email address you provided - added boolean whether the operation succeeded

`public array`

# `getList( string $email = null, boolean $include_expired = false, string $subaccount = null )`

Retrieves your email rejection blacklist. You can provide an email address to limit the results. Returns up to 1000 results. By default, entries that have expired are excluded from the results; set include_expired to true to include them.

Retrieves your email rejection blacklist. You can provide an email address to limit the results. Returns up to 1000 results. By default, entries that have expired are excluded from the results; set include_expired to true to include them.

#### Parameters

$email
  `string`
  $email an optional email address to search by
$include_expired
  `boolean`
  $include_expired whether to include rejections that have already expired.
$subaccount
  `string`
  $subaccount an optional unique identifier for the subaccount to limit the blacklist

#### Returns

`array`
Up to 1000 rejection entries - return[] struct the information for each rejection blacklist entry - email string the email that is blocked - reason string the type of event (hard-bounce, soft-bounce, spam, unsub, custom) that caused this rejection - detail string extended details about the event, such as the SMTP diagnostic for bounces or the comment for manually-created rejections - created_at string when the email was added to the blacklist - last_event_at string the timestamp of the most recent event that either created or renewed this rejection - expires_at string when the blacklist entry will expire (this may be in the past) - expired boolean whether the blacklist entry has expired - sender struct the sender that this blacklist entry applies to, or null if none. - address string the sender's email address - created_at string the date and time that the sender was first seen by Mandrill as a UTC date string in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS format - sent integer the total number of messages sent by this sender - hard_bounces integer the total number of hard bounces by messages by this sender - soft_bounces integer the total number of soft bounces by messages by this sender - rejects integer the total number of rejected messages by this sender - complaints integer the total number of spam complaints received for messages by this sender - unsubs integer the total number of unsubscribe requests received for messages by this sender - opens integer the total number of times messages by this sender have been opened - clicks integer the total number of times tracked URLs in messages by this sender have been clicked - unique_opens integer the number of unique opens for emails sent for this sender - unique_clicks integer the number of unique clicks for emails sent for this sender - subaccount string the subaccount that this blacklist entry applies to, or null if none.

`public struct`

# `delete( string $email, string $subaccount = null )`

Deletes an email rejection. There is no limit to how many rejections you can remove from your blacklist, but keep in mind that each deletion has an affect on your reputation.

Deletes an email rejection. There is no limit to how many rejections you can remove from your blacklist, but keep in mind that each deletion has an affect on your reputation.

#### Parameters

$email
  `string`
  $email an email address
$subaccount
  `string`
  $subaccount an optional unique identifier for the subaccount to limit the blacklist deletion

#### Returns

`struct`
a status object containing the address and whether the deletion succeeded. - email string the email address that was removed from the blacklist - deleted boolean whether the address was deleted successfully. - subaccount string the subaccount blacklist that the address was removed from, if any