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maybe i can refer your service to my clients.Add me on skype so we can talk.
 
Your offer is interesting.

Would you or anyone else be interested about purchasing a new mail list? I have email lists of companies from all countries in the European Union. The email lists contain only companies, they were scraped from the Internet with our own custom method with our own custom-made software. There is no other such a list available on the net. With our lists you can reach thousands of the top companies from the European countries. It's now as easy as it has never been.

Absolutely unique product on the market!


Germany: 100 000 emails of more than 16 000 top German companies.
Germany Gelbeseiten database: 28 000 emails of more than 27 000
The United Kingdom: 260 000 emails of more than 100 000 top UK companies.
Benelux: 330 000 emails of more than 135 000 top companies from Belgium, Netherlands and Luxembourg.

Here contact emails-sale co

It's NOT allowed to sell your service in others sales thread.

Remove it ,buddy.
 
It's 1-2 months old. It took time to test for moderator,and this is because the bounce rate was bigger.
From 750 opens I think about 100 clicked,so from 100 clicks 17 sales is not bad. If the offer was $10, $170 Profits, $1,7 EPC.

Open rate depends on Subject line, the time you sent.

Using mail servers to send emails and GR aswell and NEVER had any issue.

Yeah, EPC was okay but the missing metrics are the cost of the list and cost of the mailing. So if we figure in the 50% discount that's $200 for the cost of the list plus whatever it cost to send, let's just as $10 to send 50k email. So total costs is $210. Now assuming the sales were worth $10 each, I'd say it's probably a generous assumption, you are looking at a net loss at $40 on the first send.

Now, to be honest, IF it's a good list, you could almost assume that sales would get better as you move along with the list, if you are mailing correctly. So, the return @ a 50% discount looks pretty good.

Now a 4% bounce rate will get you in trouble with just about anybody sending email for you. I'm pretty sure you weren't sending bounces like that through GR.So you either have to clean the list before you send or send across your own servers, where the bounce won't really hurt you but may get you on a couple of blocking lists.

So, this is my question; I don't want to be buying a bunch of bad email addresses. If I am buying 50K, and then I clean, will you make up the difference from emails that I have lost in cleaning?

BUT I want to be clear, if everything here is as it sounds - coming from somebody who mails a lot, it looks like it could be a good deal.

Thanks
 
Yeah, EPC was okay but the missing metrics are the cost of the list and cost of the mailing. So if we figure in the 50% discount that's $200 for the cost of the list plus whatever it cost to send, let's just as $10 to send 50k email. So total costs is $210. Now assuming the sales were worth $10 each, I'd say it's probably a generous assumption, you are looking at a net loss at $40 on the first send.

Now, to be honest, IF it's a good list, you could almost assume that sales would get better as you move along with the list, if you are mailing correctly. So, the return @ a 50% discount looks pretty good.

Now a 4% bounce rate will get you in trouble with just about anybody sending email for you. I'm pretty sure you weren't sending bounces like that through GR.So you either have to clean the list before you send or send across your own servers, where the bounce won't really hurt you but may get you on a couple of blocking lists.

So, this is my question; I don't want to be buying a bunch of bad email addresses. If I am buying 50K, and then I clean, will you make up the difference from emails that I have lost in cleaning?

BUT I want to be clear, if everything here is as it sounds - coming from somebody who mails a lot, it looks like it could be a good deal.

Thanks
This is a great post.

can you tell me how to test beforehand to see whether the emails are good or bad?

i agree they should ALL be good emails.

Thank you
 
This is a great post.

can you tell me how to test beforehand to see whether the emails are good or bad?

i agree they should ALL be good emails.

Thank you

There are a number of email cleaning services, most are quite expensive unless you are pumping some volume through them. We have a few internal tools that we use, identifying dups, bad addresses and roles based IDs mostly, then we send the resulting list of passed emails to the cleaning service.

You will never get a list of 100% good emails, that's just a fact of emailing. But on a purchased list it should be way under 4%. Acceptable for a purchased list would probably be in the 1% area at purchase time. So in this case with a list of 50,000, I would expect no more than 500 to be bad at time of purchase.
 
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Did anyone review or purchase yet? Would like to test after I see some reviews.
 
Did anyone review or purchase yet? Would like to test after I see some reviews.

Yeah, I'm probably getting in on it too after a response. If I get in I'll be coming back with some real numbers that should apply to just about anybody here who can send emails with some proficiency.
 
I left him a message on Skype, we'll see if he shows up.
 
Yeah, EPC was okay but the missing metrics are the cost of the list and cost of the mailing. So if we figure in the 50% discount that's $200 for the cost of the list plus whatever it cost to send, let's just as $10 to send 50k email. So total costs is $210. Now assuming the sales were worth $10 each, I'd say it's probably a generous assumption, you are looking at a net loss at $40 on the first send.

Now, to be honest, IF it's a good list, you could almost assume that sales would get better as you move along with the list, if you are mailing correctly. So, the return @ a 50% discount looks pretty good.

Now a 4% bounce rate will get you in trouble with just about anybody sending email for you. I'm pretty sure you weren't sending bounces like that through GR.So you either have to clean the list before you send or send across your own servers, where the bounce won't really hurt you but may get you on a couple of blocking lists.

So, this is my question; I don't want to be buying a bunch of bad email addresses. If I am buying 50K, and then I clean, will you make up the difference from emails that I have lost in cleaning?

BUT I want to be clear, if everything here is as it sounds - coming from somebody who mails a lot, it looks like it could be a good deal.

Thanks

Hello,

Thanks for interest in my service, you are correct and really nice post you made. Also the profits will depend on the sales page,sales funnel,follow up emails and so on. To answer your question, YES ,I will replace all emails which was bad, bounced.

Thanks.

added you at skype please check it...

Hello,

Checked and replied.thanks. :)
Added you on Skype to have a chat

Hey, replied ,check it. Thanks :)

There are a number of email cleaning services, most are quite expensive unless you are pumping some volume through them. We have a few internal tools that we use, identifying dups, bad addresses and roles based IDs mostly, then we send the resulting list of passed emails to the cleaning service.

You will never get a list of 100% good emails, that's just a fact of emailing. But on a purchased list it should be way under 4%. Acceptable for a purchased list would probably be in the 1% area at purchase time. So in this case with a list of 50,000, I would expect no more than 500 to be bad at time of purchase.

Yes,you right, as I said before ,I am replacing all bad data with new.

Thanks

do you have Canada list?

Yes,I have,but I would need to filter these, but yes I can provide these.

I left him a message on Skype, we'll see if he shows up.

Showed :) Check the skype ,buddy.
 
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