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Oh yes, you will need at least 100 SMS variants and spin them as much as possible to avoid bans. Same for links and domains if there will be some. Text spinner is the easiest part in your project.
I think the cheapest and best way to handle so big amount of messages would be to set up your own SMS sending hub.
You will need following things:
1. gsm modem pool
2. sim card pool
3. sim cards with unlimited SMS option
4. developer or engineer that can connect everything together
sim card pools - they usually come in 128 or 256 slots, so if every number can send ~300 SMS a day, then by using 256 card pool you could push 75k SMS a day which is not too shabby at all. Modems can be rotated so you will need less amount of modems than you have sim cards, which is good as it will help to reduce the costs.
Setup two or three arrays of those and you could push 150k SMS a day for almost no costs.
Here is how it looks in a picture:
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All setup will cost probably under 10k including sending itself.
If pockets are deep and no interest in DIY projects, then as I mentioned - you have to look up at least 10-15 twilio competitors, hire an engineer that will write you a program that would then use them in rotation to send those SMS in bulk. Costs will be very high.
Just curious what the risks look like when using SMS for cold outreach (non-optins) based on your experiences?To send out 10M SMS, costs will be high, - $75k as a minimum using services like twilio. Probably double or even triple that when using providers that accept fraudulent opt-ins.
I would probably try to diversify this amount between multiple SMS providers, e.g. - find all Twilio alternatives and send 100k from every one of them and see what happens.
you should get consultation from your local lawyer, it depends on too many variablesJust curious what the risks look like when using SMS for cold outreach (non-optins) based on your experiences?
I saw someone saying 'you can get easily sued; https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/ama-sms-marketing-robocalling.1192377/post-12861169
looking for reliable source of USA simcards.....i have bulk simcard. can we do?
i can get , wat carrier u need ?/ im using tmobile to send but its not good for me . wat about ulooking for reliable source of USA simcards.....
If this is something you are still interested in. I can accomodate. Opt in not necessary.I doubt my client got all 10 million numbers through opt-in. Im am trying to find a way to send them anyways that wont bite in the ass.
Quick question: How do you prevent your SIM cards from getting blocked? Are there SIM cards in the USA that you can recommend? I have a SIM card provider that operates through the T-Mobile network. Initially, I plan to test sending 100-200 SMS per day per SIM card. I'm using an SMS gateway with an API to send out these SMS from a real dual SIM Android phone.Those which you can get for cheapest.
looking for bulk sms to USA. Any ideasIf this is something you are still interested in. I can accomodate. Opt in not necessary.

Ok, so being in the SMS industry for a while now you won't find many good routes at the moment. You might find some private wants like pure sim routes but they would never allow you to send such volume in a short period, also targeting just one state is a ticket to serious issues.
Your list has to be split and cleaned such as taking out the carriers like Verizon, TM, and ATT as most routes focus on one or two carriers, and at the moment it's very limited to Tmobile and ATT with Verizon being almost impossible
Lots of platforms around such as smsegde, textback, techsms and there are a bunch more out there.
Splitting your list and millions of numbers is going to cost you a good chunk of money and that's before sending.
Then you are going to deal with Route CTRs, open rates, blocked texts, and changing texts constantly to pass the filters. With a going SMS rate of around 0.012 to 0.022 per message and millions of numbers (Unlikely) all to be active, you are MAYBE getting around 4 to 7% CTR on the texts and that's a big IF.
There are also a ton of people telling you they can send, charge you, and fake up some serious-looking clicks and your budget will be eaten alive.
It's def a golden rule even amongst mass emails to spread our locations, targeting Texas is going to get you on the radar real quick so unless you have some secret access to the national alarm government msgs it is probably best you leave this be.
These are some stats you can expect from most platforms.
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Taking the somewhat cheaper options @ 0.012 per sms
10 million X 0.012 = 120K USD. (+ much more costs involved)
Most routes are capped out at 100k/300k daily and that's kinda of a lot nowadays + breaking down + texts being blocked.
You might as well target Texas on both FB and TikTok if you are planning to spend that much.
Best of luck, my advice is to avoid this altogether.
P.S. People commenting with bulk SMS, and sim routes got a point but way too many changes have happened with the carriers and routes in the USA so be careful out there.
Also, people saying they can get this done at a good rate, with high delivery and this kind of volume are either insanely rich, in prison, or have no clue what the fuck they are talking about.
Forgot to add, that you are also going to need domains to hide your link, and depending on the domain you might get anywhere from 500 to 3k texts out of one domain name.
Hey, I think I could help, would it matter if they were different area codes. You can text me @5098235729 and I’ll see if I can help you out.Need to send ten million SMS/Text Messages to Texas numbers. How do I get this done?
It's a really great idea and it's literally the way to the end. Thanks for sharing this path in such detail.Yes
Oh yes, you will need at least 100 SMS variants and spin them as much as possible to avoid bans. Same for links and domains if there will be some. Text spinner is the easiest part in your project.
I think the cheapest and best way to handle so big amount of messages would be to set up your own SMS sending hub.
You will need following things:
1. gsm modem pool
2. sim card pool
3. sim cards with unlimited SMS option
4. developer or engineer that can connect everything together
sim card pools - they usually come in 128 or 256 slots, so if every number can send ~300 SMS a day, then by using 256 card pool you could push 75k SMS a day which is not too shabby at all. Modems can be rotated so you will need less amount of modems than you have sim cards, which is good as it will help to reduce the costs.
Setup two or three arrays of those and you could push 150k SMS a day for almost no costs.
Here is how it looks in a picture:
View attachment 201861
All setup will cost probably under 10k including sending itself.
If pockets are deep and no interest in DIY projects, then as I mentioned - you have to look up at least 10-15 twilio competitors, hire an engineer that will write you a program that would then use them in rotation to send those SMS in bulk. Costs will be very high.
Write to me, I have USA SMS routeslooking for bulk sms to USA. Any ideas