Michael_Florin

This topic is way more complex than it looks. Sure, you could just rely on the fact that Marketo will mark Hard Bounces as "Email Invalid = true" and then create a Smart Campaign that deletes all Email Invalids once a week or so. But there a caveats: You might not want to delete all invalid records....

As this is not a system restriction, you will only see it in your contract. And if you go over the limit, nothing breaks. You will just get a friendly call from Adobe. 🙂

Thank you Sanford. I control the input, and I think I understand the risks.

Here's a thread where this issue was discussed: https://nation.marketo.com/t5/product-discussions/trim-http-or-https-from-field-value-via-velocity-or-other-way/td-p/312730

Or even try to isolate these 104 people with this Smart List: Probably this will help you find a pattern. Or have someone from the outside look into this.

It's not that a My Token isn't trackable when used in https://www.google.com/{{my.ref-code}}. But it can't be a Script Token. Script Tokens - which are a subclass of Program Tokens or My Tokens - need to output a string from to . Text Tokens don't need to.

This should help you:https://blog.teknkl.com/use-velocity-to-track-links-with-protocol-included/

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