Bulk Emailing from own domain

philsc · Oct 4, 2020

Hi,

I'm pretty new to this topic, that's why I asked you guys already, if it's possible to just create numerous gmail accounts and sent a bulk of spam mails to other gmail accounts.
Obviously this didn't work out, all my mails got blocked.
That's why I want to try to send a lot of spam mails to an email list, containing gmail and yahoo mail addresses.

My idea is to make different users ([email protected], [email protected], [email protected]....) and send like 3-5 emails per hour with every account.
Does this method work? Or will google/yahoo detect these identical emails from [email protected] senders?
Does it even make a difference between just 1 account sending like 100 emails to gmail account and 100 accounts (from same domain) sending 1 email to gmail account every hour?

As I said, I'm new to this topic, please take this in consideration.
I'm very grateful for any help/advice.

Djwillster123 · Oct 4, 2020

Create unique accounts and send emails from them. One account can typically send 10-20 emails per day without getting blocked. If you warmed up your accounts over a couple of weeks you can send 50-70 per day MAX is what I see. Otherwise your email account will get blacklisted very fast.

TomTheCat · Oct 4, 2020

Reputation is also based on IPs you use, not only sender emails.

philsc · Oct 4, 2020

Thanks for the answer.
What do you mean with "unique accounts"? Like [email protected], [email protected], [email protected].... ?
I mean it would be easy to just create new accounts in my domain, send 1 mail with this account, create next account, send 1 mail again and so on and so on.
When you say my email account will get blacklisted, will all my [email protected] accounts get blacklisted at once? Or only like [email protected]?

valentino123 · Oct 4, 2020

Get an smtp. I can make you one either with roundcube or zimbra.

philsc · Oct 4, 2020

I just use local software for smtp. Like Thunderbird or Outlook.

But please answer my previous questions.

code API · Oct 5, 2020

philsc said:
Thanks for the answer.
What do you mean with "unique accounts"? Like [email protected], [email protected], [email protected].... ?
I mean it would be easy to just create new accounts in my domain, send 1 mail with this account, create next account, send 1 mail again and so on and so on.
When you say my email account will get blacklisted, will all my [email protected] accounts get blacklisted at once? Or only like [email protected]?

I am ALSO interested in this ^
Anyone able to answer OP's question?

Zooker · Oct 5, 2020

Did you clean your list already?

Poople · Oct 5, 2020

Look up the google groups cold email method on youtube.

Alternatively, you can use lemlist.com to warm up your ip and domain before mass sending.

philsc · Oct 5, 2020

Zooker said:
Did you clean your list already?

I just checked if the email adresses exist on the gmail account creation website. I checked, if the username is already taken. If not, I removed the username from my list.
Is this enough "cleaning"?

HustleTong · Oct 5, 2020

Limit to 30 or less mails per address.

Deleted member 657006 · Oct 5, 2020

You're on about cpannel sending emails????

Or are you on about setup an SMTP sending emails???

We need to no.

There no guarantee of hitting inbox box so u no.

you need to cheek the host ip address of spam.

setup smtp buy new ip be ok for a while.

Deleted member 657006 · Oct 5, 2020

What I have done year's ago but works 100%.

Get a SMTP server app from torrent or in the download area or a free one.

Setup a dynamic ip service to your new email server ip.

Setup router point the dynamic to server ip.

Set up SMTP with your internet provider email info for the SMTP.

Now send as much as you want.

Use an easy PHP sending script.

All your doing is using a home smtp using home internet email to send emails in bulk.

The PHP script will help you format the header so it looks like not from your host

I done this with a business for selling domain names all legal and I never got in trouble I just got a call from internet provider what I was doing with heavy sending load, told them straight .....

The dynamic ip service was incase my internet provider changed my ip, that didn't matter as I was using dynamic service I can change ip any time in fact I added a app that does it for me if the ip changes.

Deleted member 657006 · Oct 5, 2020

Send email code .

Code:

<?php
$to      = '[email protected]';
$subject = 'the subject';
$message = 'hello';
$headers = 'From: [email protected]' . "\r\n" .
    'Reply-To: [email protected]' . "\r\n" .
    'X-Mailer: PHP/' . phpversion();

mail($to, $subject, $message, $headers);
?>

Send email from database.

Code:

<?php
    $con = mysqli_connect("localhost", "uname", "password");
    if (!$con){
      die('Could not connect: ' . mysqli_error());
    }

    $db_selected = mysqli_select_db("database",$con);
    $sql = "SELECT student_user_email FROM students";
    $result = mysqli_query($sql,$con);

    while ($row_data = mysqli_fetch_array($result)) {

        // Then you will set your variables for the e-mail using the data
        // from the array.

        $from = '[email protected]';
        $to = $row_data['email']; // The column where your e-mail was stored.
        $subject = 'Sample Form';
        $msg = 'Hello world!';
        mail($to, $subject, $msg, $from);
    }
?>

philsc · Oct 5, 2020

redarrow said:
What I have done year's ago but works 100%.

Get a SMTP server app from torrent or in the download area or a free one.

Setup a dynamic ip service to your new email server ip.

Setup router point the dynamic to server ip.

Set up SMTP with your internet provider email info for the SMTP.

Now send as much as you want.

Use an easy PHP sending script.

All your doing is using a home smtp using home internet email to send emails in bulk.

The PHP script will help you format the header so it looks like not from your host

I done this with a business for selling domain names all legal and I never got in trouble I just got a call from internet provider what I was doing with heavy sending load, told them straight .....

The dynamic ip service was incase my internet provider changed my ip, that didn't matter as I was using dynamic service I can change ip any time in fact I added a app that does it for me if the ip changes.

Currently I'm planning to install Roundcube on my webserver to send the emails.

@redarrow
Could you please PM me? I would like to ask you more about this and I'm not able to PM you, because my BHW account is pretty new.
Thanks!

philsc · Oct 5, 2020

Well I setup Roundcube now and when I send an email from roundcube to one of my gmail accounts, the email will go straight to the spam folder.
When I send the same email from my webhoster (webmail.myhoster.com/...) this email will go to the inbox.

What is the difference? I don't understand this...

Zooker · Oct 10, 2020

philsc said:
I just checked if the email adresses exist on the gmail account creation website. I checked, if the username is already taken. If not, I removed the username from my list.
Is this enough "cleaning"?

That's a good rough cleaning for the gmail addresses you are sending to.

The idea with cleaning and avoiding your sending getting blacklisted is that you want to send to email addresses that exist. When you have a ton going to non-existent addresses, it's a big spam flag and often the sender gets flagged. That's why places like GetResponse or MailChimp will only let you send until you get so many kickbacks for bad emails that they stop your sending so they don't affect their businesses.

Aside from that, reverse mail address lookup, etc, are all among the many things that make you as a sender legit. Sending the actual emails is trivial from anywhere. The key is getting them to land in the inbox.

If you have a few emails it's easy enough to check by hand and I think a few of the email address list cleaning services will do 100 or 1000 for free, many people just upload them and then download a cleaned list. However, I totally get that until you see profits going out it's really hard to invest.

Is this your own list where people joined a list or a list you bought from somewhere? I only ask because if you have a previous relationship it's far more likely people will read the emails. That and some of those sold lists to do cold emailing can be of lower quality.

syphaxmail · Oct 16, 2020

use your own email server and send average 100-200 per day and increase it to 400 per day. If you need more details pls pm

toleu · Oct 16, 2020

How many emails do you plan to send every day ?

I have build systems for sending mails to registered users on my websites using PHP Mailer library.

You can only send emails to people that gave you their permission. Make sure that you respect all the rues and you have an unsubscribe button in the bottom of each email you send. Also remind users how they got on your mailing list.

If you do everything right, you can send up to 100 emails from the same ip/email address with no worries. You can send even more but if people report those as spam you might end up in spam/junk folder, or blocked for good.

If you want to send those emails to random addresses, then I cannot help you.

webis · Oct 16, 2020

I think that gmail sending limit for regular free accounts is 500.

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