Send e-mails in bulk (2000 add)

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Hi everyone,

I would like to ask a question. I have a 4 year old database with almost 2000 e-mails which belongs to hookers, and I would like to monetize them. Unfortunately I cannot send bulk e-mails neither in gmail or in mail chimp (this 2 were the only ones which I have used before I came here to ask these questions.) because some of the e-mails are deleted, risky, bla bla etc bs.

If you guys have any solutions I would welcome them, if there are any possibilities to send a complete html page then it'd be appreciated also. The links in the mail are containing cloaked stuff, which I don't really know could affect this anyway. (I'm a bit noob at this). Thanks in advance.

Note: If there are any possibilities with I can do this automatically - monthly 1 for example - (and free... hah and/or with a help of a bot), with a disposable official looking e-mail, then it'd be welcomed also. Thanks again!
 
What would you sell them condoms?

But search for mailservices. There are services which let you sent up to 150k mail free
 
What would you sell them condoms?

But search for mailservices. There are services which let you sent up to 150k mail free

Haha! Not a bad idea. Searched for some, but Idk which are preferred for this type of usage, and don't know where are they don't refuse my list like mailchimp did with their algorithm, that's why I'm here.
 
Why don't you set up a new Mailchimp with a different domain?
 
Why don't you set up a new Mailchimp with a different domain?

The list that I have imported with the addresses got refused. Not the domain is the problem, some of the addresses in the list are, but Idk which are those. I live in middle Europe, and the oldie freebie e-mail services aren't really welcomed internationally on some of these sites, and the bounce rates could be high. etc. all of this type of stuff. I really like mail chimp but unfortunately It doesn't let me to do it because of the omnivore algorithm.
 
I personally prefer to set up a self-hosting solution and use any mail delivery API you can like mailgun. The price is very low for the quality they offer
 
The list that I have imported with the addresses got refused. Not the domain is the problem, some of the addresses in the list are, but Idk which are those. I live in middle Europe, and the oldie freebie e-mail services aren't really welcomed internationally on some of these sites, and the bounce rates could be high. etc. all of this type of stuff. I really like mail chimp but unfortunately It doesn't let me to do it because of the omnivore algorithm.

Hire a decent coder and ask him/her to do dns lookup on all non-common emails (skip gmail, hotmail, yahoo etc). You're probably trying to send to a lot of emails where the domain has expired, thus Mailchimp treating it like an old/scraped list.
 
sex toys a direct link to a sex shop front drop shipping.

huge money if it works.
 
Search for 'need to send 100k email' should be first result from quora

Tried elasticemail yesterday regarding to your advice, but they have banned me after I have sent the mail :D as I saw only about 100 went out, and I don't even know that they have arrived correctly because I can't check the stats... LOL!
 
Most email service providers are very protective of people importing a bunch of leads and mailing what could be considered spam, since you’re basically piggybacking off of their IP reputation. So I would also recommend you to go with a self-hosted solution. And most important - clean your data with a list hygiene company. Since your data is old it’s definitely containing a bunch of bounces, making it even more obvious for your ESP, in this case Elasticemail, to mark your mail as spam.
Feel free to send me a PM if you need help finding a good list hygiene company.
 
Most email service providers are very protective of people importing a bunch of leads and mailing what could be considered spam, since you’re basically piggybacking off of their IP reputation. So I would also recommend you to go with a self-hosted solution. And most important - clean your data with a list hygiene company. Since your data is old it’s definitely containing a bunch of bounces, making it even more obvious for your ESP, in this case Elasticemail, to mark your mail as spam.
Feel free to send me a PM if you need help finding a good list hygiene company.

Thanks for the advice, but because I don't know the real quality of the addresses I don't really want to spend a dime on them , only after I have tried them out and some of them are working , and it worths a couple of cents to invest.
 
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