All new Gmail accounts are going to SPAM!

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Guys, this is frustrating as hell.

Up until now I've had no problem sending out 500-1,000 emails per day (if I need to). All I would do is purchase an aged Gmail account, warm it up over a few weeks, and assign it to it's own IP address (within NordVPN). There are actually no proxies involved in my process. I figured as long as I login from the exact same IP every time, it acts as a proxy.

My old accounts are inboxing, but whenever I repeat this exact process now, the gmail gets instantly blacklisted despite receiving an 8.9/10 score on mail-tester. I've verified this by emailing another one of my old accounts from the new one, and seeing it land in spam. I haven't changed anything in regards to my account supplier, so the only thing I can think of is I am somehow leaving traces behind.

Is there a way to revert these new accounts to good standing? Possibly a new update from Google?
 
probably the ip provided from nord
I've also tried using no VPN at all (just my regular office IP) with no success...

I may have to look into some ultra-quality proxies, thanks anyway...
 
I've also tried using no VPN at all (just my regular office IP) with no success...

I may have to look into some ultra-quality proxies, thanks anyway...

You're using a standard VPN IP as a proxy?

You could be getting bad luck with individual IP's you're choosing.
 
You're using a standard VPN IP as a proxy?

You could be getting bad luck with individual IP's you're choosing.
Yes, I'm using a standard VPN as a proxy. Nord allows you to switch between different IP's. I suppose I could be getting bad ones, it just seems odd because this is how I've done it up until now with no issues... I've even tried testing multiple different IP's/locations with no luck.

I'm gonna order a few new Gmail accounts and hook them up to some dedicated proxies... Wish me luck :D
 
Yes, I'm using a standard VPN as a proxy. Nord allows you to switch between different IP's. I suppose I could be getting bad ones, it just seems odd because this is how I've done it up until now with no issues... I've even tried testing multiple different IP's/locations with no luck.

I'm gonna order a few new Gmail accounts and hook them up to some dedicated proxies... Wish me luck :D

I don't even use VPS IPs for things like that. Though, if you're churning & burning emails & IPs it doesn't so much matter.

Depending on how long you're using these accounts & what conversions you're looking for, you might want to look into residential IP's or something more trusted/dedicated.

Good luck!
 
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Try changing your phone provider. Also pay attention to your IP address or any recurring issues that could expose you.
 
Gmails Algorithm Has Made An Update that's the problem for this. Don't know if there is a solution for this right now.
 
The IP's you use via NordVPN are similiar in any way?
 
Always make a sandbox for 20-40 accounts for testing purpose!
 
i got this problem too you have to teXt the people first you emailed them
 
Guys, this is frustrating as hell.

Up until now I've had no problem sending out 500-1,000 emails per day (if I need to). All I would do is purchase an aged Gmail account, warm it up over a few weeks, and assign it to it's own IP address (within NordVPN). There are actually no proxies involved in my process. I figured as long as I login from the exact same IP every time, it acts as a proxy.

My old accounts are inboxing, but whenever I repeat this exact process now, the gmail gets instantly blacklisted despite receiving an 8.9/10 score on mail-tester. I've verified this by emailing another one of my old accounts from the new one, and seeing it land in spam. I haven't changed anything in regards to my account supplier, so the only thing I can think of is I am somehow leaving traces behind.

Is there a way to revert these new accounts to good standing? Possibly a new update from Google?
you send 500-1000 emails per day manually or what?
 
I faced this problem days ago due to ip , worked with residential IP.
 
Guys, this is frustrating as hell.

Up until now I've had no problem sending out 500-1,000 emails per day (if I need to). All I would do is purchase an aged Gmail account, warm it up over a few weeks, and assign it to it's own IP address (within NordVPN). There are actually no proxies involved in my process. I figured as long as I login from the exact same IP every time, it acts as a proxy.

My old accounts are inboxing, but whenever I repeat this exact process now, the gmail gets instantly blacklisted despite receiving an 8.9/10 score on mail-tester. I've verified this by emailing another one of my old accounts from the new one, and seeing it land in spam. I haven't changed anything in regards to my account supplier, so the only thing I can think of is I am somehow leaving traces behind.

Is there a way to revert these new accounts to good standing? Possibly a new update from Google?
Hey, can you please send me PM, because it's not allowed to send you a PM.

I'm sure we both could share some valuable information , because im sending mails with gmail as well.
 
Guys. Same problem. Does anyone of you know a good aged gmails provider + proxy provider to be able to send emails and get a good open ratio?
 
Guys. Same problem. Does anyone of you know a good aged gmails provider + proxy provider to be able to send emails and get a good open ratio?
why don't you create gmails accounts by yourself and warm them by yourself (subscribe to newsletters,send email to yourself (through other emails) and respond each others,send multiple email at once (5-10),act like normal user can do during a period of time and then your account will be warmed!
 
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