Any good proxy providers for mailing?

andyg

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I know most proxy providers say any mass mailing is against rules. However, I also know people use them a lot for that. Recently tried VIP72, and I think I was running too low on new accounts, or using the same proxies too much at one time, and they jumped on me with a complaint. :( It seems in the proxy world, that you can mass mail with very expensive proxies, but those are usually only by the month and quite expensive. I need some more cost effective way to get working mail proxies, or a provider that will at least be able to communicate with me to let me know if I'm getting complaints, etc.

Thanks!
 
Also wanted to know. Is there any disadvantage to using public proxies for mailing, other than having to sort through them constantly?
 
mailing proxies is smtp proxies
few if any do them here as far i no of
 
You can use public proxies for mailing as long as they pass SMTP traffic. Many don't but some providers will let you know if they do if they are checking their proxies for that stuff.
 
Lots of providers have 100 per day mailing limit per IP. Look at the sale sub forum here I'm sure you'll find some.
 
proxies socks5 is good for CL POSTING..
and international proxies is good for web mailing.

:pCheck this out !
 
You can check out squidproxies I think they offer mailing proxies.
 
I'm also interested in replies to the OPs question. I want to mail small amounts (about 1000 a day) but want it to be private and don't want it to be traceable at all. They're email addresses that have opted to receive the mailing and I get very few spam complaints.

I don't want the IP I'm based at to appear in email headers. Is the best way to get mailing proxies or to get an offshore anon VPN? Will offshore anonymous VPNs allow this type of mailing from their IPs?
 
private proxies will be out due to the mass banning they will get
 
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