Sequence of complex numbers with $e^{in!}$

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I have to show that a sequence is convergent and I need to find their limits. So far so good, but this task has been giving me trouble:

$$z_n = 3^{-n}e^{in!}$$

It's clear that the $3^{-n}$ tends to 0, but I can't tell nearly as clearly what is going on in combination with $e^{in!}$. I want to intuitively say that everything tends to 0 because of $3^{-n}$, but I really doubt it and wouldn't be able to explain it outside of that anyway.

Help would be greatly appreciated!

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Hint

$$|z_n|\leq \frac{1}{3^n}.$$