1and1 blocks my emails, need a SMTP server!

john5170

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Hi,

I used an email spider to get emails from craigslist and other sources, but 1and1 hosting email provider blocks smtp access after the 1000th email or so saying:

" Your 1&1 mail account "******" has been sending e-mails
which have been reported as being spam by several recipients in the last hours.
Please check whether these complaints are on reference to your e-mails or to
e-mails that are being sent from your account without your knowledge.
In both cases, the mailing of spam endangers directly the security of your
mail account. To avoid a suspension of your e-mail submission service, urgently
proceed as follows: .... "

Does anyone know a way around this or a cheap provider where you can send unlimited emails?

Thanks in advance,
 
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Thanks for the advice but I need to send around 1000 emails a day. They are all in a txt file so I do not need newsletter service. Gmail only allows around 100 per day.

I would need a simple SMTP or some other type of mailing provider, because I already have the mailing software set up.

Thanks,
 
Well I'll let someone who knows more speak, but as far as I can understand, to send 1000 e-mail (and not sending them all in the spam folder directly) would require you to pay $11.

http://www.aweber.com/pricing.htm
 
Just try to install smtp server on your local PC.
There are some free smtp server software around.

Hope it helps.
 
Yeah the smtp sounds better because I am not sure how the web interface at aweber.com works.

Anyone know of cheap (or free) smtp servers that do not use port 25?

Also, I was thinking of a cheap domain registration service with an email account (like 1and1) that does not block outgoing emails as much. Anyone knows of something like that?
 
You have to spend some money. You can buy smtp services. Elasticmail is one of them, they are cheap too.
 
Just try to install smtp server on your local PC.
There are some free smtp server software around.

Hope it helps.

How to do that? all sites block mail from dynamic ip addresses and open mail relays.
 
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