Bulk Email Verification Service is looking for a proper hosting plan

[romanyfahmy]

Hello guys,

I just finished designing my bulk email verification script and now I'm looking for a proper hosting plan for that service, I'd like some help how to get the proper hosting for that service. I'm a newbie here hoping you can help. this service will work like sending requests for mail servers to test and find if the email box is existing or not. Also, I need to know if it will require getting proxies or IPs as I expect to verify in average about 100K emails per day. I'm looking for some advice from people how to know about this service.

thanks for all

 

[bermanHost]

You can consider a VPS for the purpose and you can also use VPN on it

 

[romanyfahmy]

does, the VPN works like proxies, and how to implement that on my script. thanks for advice bermanHost.

 

[AbeloHost]

A lot of hosting providers will regard your 100,000 emails per day as spam. Most providers don't allow spam, so you see how this might get complicated. They don't allow it because 9 out of 10 times, the IPs you are using for bulk emailing will get blacklisted in Spamhaus.

It's best to speak to a hosting provider directly and work on a plan that works for the both of you, so you don't get any unexpected surprises, like a sudden suspension.

 

[goodperson]

You can use SSH with many IP addresses to spam 100k emails daily.

 

[romanyfahmy]

A lot of hosting providers will regard your 100,000 emails per day as spam. Most providers don't allow spam, so you see how this might get complicated. They don't allow it because 9 out of 10 times, the IPs you are using for bulk emailing will get blacklisted in Spamhaus.

It's best to speak to a hosting provider directly and work on a plan that works for the both of you, so you don't get any unexpected surprises, like a sudden suspension.

I'm asking if I can get proxies or VPN service installed on my hosting or my server whatever plan used for that. do you suggest a specific hosting plan for that. I only want to run this script to verify emails. I don't want to send emails in bulk. thanks AbeloHost.

 

[AbeloHost]

I'm asking if I can get proxies or VPN service installed on my hosting or my server whatever plan used for that. do you suggest a specific hosting plan for that. I only want to run this script to verify emails. I don't want to send emails in bulk. thanks AbeloHost.

It don't matter as long as you don't harm their network or overcharge your given resources. What's your monthly budget?

 

[hungbli]

You can use SSH with many IP addresses to spam 100k emails daily.

How can you do that? sound's simple but its not easy like you think

 

[romanyfahmy]

It don't matter as long as you don't harm their network or overcharge your given resources. What's your monthly budget?

I'd like to test the script for only 100,000 verifies per day first, then the limit may exceed after that to be in average 500,000 email verifies per day. I don't have a specific budget in mind, but if we find a good solution working for us we can pay for it. please let me know your suggestions.
hanks so much

 

[flshs]

Bacloud in europe offers servers with ip's for mailing. Just try to contact them.

 

[romanyfahmy]

Bacloud in europe offers servers with ip's for mailing. Just try to contact them.

I'll try to contact them. thank you, my friend

 

[james27]

You can use SSH with many IP addresses to spam 100k emails daily.

hi
bro how to use SSH with many ips?
you can explain some more detail pls
thanks!

 

[HostStage]

hi
bro how to use SSH with many ips?
you can explain some more detail pls
thanks!

SSH with many IPs to send emails doesn't mean much. You need a mailing platform for that. The most widely used solutions with IP rotation for sending emails in bulk are either PMTA or Postfix.

A lot of hosting providers will regard your 100,000 emails per day as spam. Most providers don't allow spam, so you see how this might get complicated. They don't allow it because 9 out of 10 times, the IPs you are using for bulk emailing will get blacklisted in Spamhaus

It's best to speak to a hosting provider directly and work on a plan that works for the both of you, so you don't get any unexpected surprises, like a sudden suspension.

I believe he is more referring to reading emails without any sending process / fowarding one. So it would be totally fine on most of the providers.
To refer to the question of OP, it depends how your script is designed. From what you seem to say, it sounds like it is a PHP script so from a linux VPS to a shared web hosting one, may do the trick. For shared hosting, if it isn't too much ressources intensive it shall do the trick.
You could also use a windows VPS with IIS or WAMP to host your script on which you can easily go further by configuring a proxy / VPN if you need to. But you could also do it in CURL in your script on a linux environment for the proxy part.

 

[james27]

SSH with many IPs to send emails doesn't mean much. You need a mailing platform for that. The most widely used solutions with IP rotation for sending emails in bulk are either PMTA or Postfix.




I believe he is more referring to reading emails without any sending process / fowarding one. So it would be totally fine on most of the providers.
To refer to the question of OP, it depends how your script is designed. From what you seem to say, it sounds like it is a PHP script so from a linux VPS to a shared web hosting one, may do the trick. For shared hosting, if it isn't too much ressources intensive it shall do the trick.
You could also use a windows VPS with IIS or WAMP to host your script on which you can easily go further by configuring a proxy / VPN if you need to. But you could also do it in CURL in your script on a linux environment for the proxy part.

Hi
i just want to check email not sending email.
even though not sending email but i need to use PMTA?
is it possible using script with socks support?
so rotation socks ip and checking email.

 

[HostStage]

even though not sending email but i need to use PMTA?

Nope

is it possible using script with socks support?

Yep

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13444738/how-to-use-a-socks-5-proxy-with-curl