Any rotating residential proxy that supports mass emailing?

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Hello house. So I'm in need of proxies that supports mass emailing, are there any? Please let me know
 
Most providers don't support SMTP mailing on their proxies for legal and security reasons.

If you really want proxies for mailing then go for SMTP servers for it.

Otherwise, Most providers allow web mailing services like Gmail, Outlook etc on their proxies you can try it.
 
Most providers don't support SMTP mailing on their proxies for legal and security reasons.

If you really want proxies for mailing then go for SMTP servers for it.

Otherwise, Most providers allow web mailing services like Gmail, Outlook etc on their proxies you can try it.
My set up uses mass outlook accounts for mailing I don't use SMTPs, do you know proxies that supports such?
 
My set up uses mass outlook accounts for mailing I don't use SMTPs, do you know proxies that supports such?
Okay then data center proxies or residential proxies are fine as well for such work.
 
When choosing a rotating residential proxy for mass emailing, look for providers that explicitly support high-volume emailing and offer features like IP rotation and session control, as many residential proxy services may have policies against activities that resemble spam or mass marketing.
 
Sending mail does not require a residential IP address, but sending mail requires a lot of other configurations, otherwise it is easy to judge spam
 
Most providers don't support SMTP mailing on their proxies for legal and security reasons.
If you really want proxies for mailing then go for SMTP servers for it.
Otherwise, Most providers allow web mailing services like Gmail, Outlook etc on their proxies you can try it.
hay extreme - christmas is on the way
 
Residential proxy providers like Smartproxy, Bright Data (formerly Luminati), and Storm Proxies offer rotating residential proxies suitable for mass emailing. Ensure compliance with email sending policies to avoid blacklisting.
 
Most providers don't support SMTP mailing on their proxies for legal and security reasons.

If you really want proxies for mailing then go for SMTP servers for it.

Otherwise, Most providers allow web mailing services like Gmail, Outlook etc on their proxies you can try it.
Is it possible to create your own proxy?
 
This isn't the 2000s anymor ewhere basically everybody was directly connected to the Internet without a router. Direct proxy was the best ever :D

Also, this isn't the 2010's anymore where backconnect proxies were still awesome :D

Even if the residential bot/proxy itself isn't port 25 blocked by the ISP, the botnet (sorry, the proxy supplier) blocks port 25 anyway. Also, residential IPs with 99% no rDNS or dynamic rDNS entry will be blocked by close to 99.99% of receiving servers.
 
My set up uses mass outlook accounts for mailing I don't use SMTPs, do you know proxies that supports such?

Lmao, that's actually a different question than your original one. Or I am too oldschool.

Anyway, just ask the proxy providers.

Which mailing software do you use with hotmails?Mailerking isnt working with Hotmails afaik.
 
Hello house. So I'm in need of proxies that supports mass emailing, are there any? Please let me know
For mass emailing, you'll want to look into something that offers high trust and low detection rates. Mobile proxies are a good option since they tend to have a better reputation and rotation, which might help with deliverability.
 
Hello house. So I'm in need of proxies that supports mass emailing, are there any? Please let me know
I used to buy virgin media socks5 proxy as smtp until it suddenly stop working, i want to know if anyone still make use of the method or they have any better idea for socks5 that can be use for smtp.
 
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