Any way to send mass emails?

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Hello.
I am looking to promote my Services.
I am wondering is it still possible to send mass emails like to 5 million emails.
Is there any software out there.. How much does it cost?
And is it totally 100% safe to send as many as emails or can i face some legal trouble with it ( i dont think so though)
 
5 million emails? Better have a big budget. I bet these emails will be garbage too.

And yes it is illegal to send unsolicited emails from the country you send them from. I.e use an American server, you break american law. Same with uk etc...
 
I am wondering is it still possible to send mass emails like to 5 million emails.

Possible? yes it is possible, but i don't believe you will hit a high inbox rate. Your email server IP will get blacklisted soon or later.
or you have to rent some massive smtp servers, but then again they will get blacklisted if you are sending spam.

Why not simply use adwords/bing advertising to get targeted audiance for your service?
 
It's possible. Probably unlikely you'll be able to do it unless you invest in a mail server or get a bunch of external SMTPs. If you have no experience sneding bulk email then you'll waste your time trying to do this. There are a lot of variables and there's no simple way to get this done.

It's not illegal to send unsolicited email in the USA. If it's illegal in your country then you could get in trouble although it's probably unlikely. In the USA, you cannot be sued under can-spam law except by a state attorney or by the FCC. A private party cannot sue you under that law. They might be able to sue you under some state law if you cause damages but that's really unlikely.

If you're sending adult themed material unsolicited, it becomes a different ball game. Can-spam was designed to protect consumers from unsolicited adult material so you'd much more likely to run into problems in the adult niche.

Either way, it's a one in a million chance you'll actually be able to send 5M emails. Your best bet would be to sign up for MailJet, SendinBlue, and some other less popular email marketing providers and try to fly under the radar for as long as you can. When they ban you (they will ban you), learn how to use a desktop mailer with external SMTP.

The maker of Paigham Bot has a mail server for $250 per month. My friend bought it and I'm waiting on his feedback before I buy it. That's about the least expensive you can get. Good luck!
 
Think quality not quantity. Five million emails? You'll have better luck with a list of 1,000 emails that are actually targeted leads.
 
Lolz 5 millions email.
If you send it to public email service like gmail/yahoo/outlook then no matter what technique, it all go to spam box for sure.
 
Mass sending is pretty risky, because most of the mail systems use specific spam filters, which bans spammy sending.
 
I just went through 800+ emails, that I received over the weekend. Your idea of sending 5 milions email isn't very funny to me right now. :eek:
 
Anyone can send 5mm emails, it's another thing to inbox.

I've been mailing for over 17 years and most people have no clue how to do it.

For the most part, it all about data quality. The main problems you will have are complaints and lack of engagement.

The key to getting around this is to initially work with the best data you can get. You want to clean the data using a respected data hygiene service.

I use fresh / targeted 3rd party data, which is email data that users have shown an interest in a specific niche or offer and provided permission to receive messages from third parties. You get the opt-in record of all user and it's 100% can-spam compliant. I also generate real-time targeted co-reg (opt-ins). This is more expensive than 3rd party data, but you don't have to clean it.

Using the above data you want to send it using ESPs / SMTPs. This is because you can piggyback off the good IP reputation and get decent inboxing.

At this point, it's all about building good data (opens / clickers). Using 3rd party data you will get some accounts terminated. With co-reg you shouldn't have this problem as it is basically opt-in quality.

Eventually, you will be able to take your open / clicker data and use it as a buffer to offset complaints when testing new data. You can use it to warm up IPs if you want to run your own server / IPs.

Once you can offset complaints you can ramp up the volume testing new data / building more opens / clickers...SCALE

You can also buy open / clicker data, but it's not the same as opens / clickers you build yourself. But the users have shown that they will open / click on commercial emails. So it can be beneficial to use.

Most of the services that you see that offer servers / IPs and say you can mail all you want with no problems are just taking advantage of new mailers because they don't know any better and totally jack them on the price. The real companies that provide IPs and are mailer friendly don't make it openly known.

Anyway, there is obviously more to it, but that you give you some ideas.
 
5 million emails? Thats gonna be really risky. You can find number desktop tools that send bulk spam emails but you would need a big server to send them all. And yes, its ILLEGAL.
 
I also wanted to know something about this topic...
but frequently heard that it is not that simple to spam emails...
but everyday I get some emails those people are doing great with email spams...
their alexa ranks are damn high that proves that they are making good money..
 
Where'd you get all the 5mil emails?

Ya'know, email marketing works and converts if it done properly. And by "done properly" means you didn't pay anyone to scrape those emails and spam them to death. First, you send it in one go, it'll hit spam box, 99.9% sure about that.

Second, think about the receiver's shoe... if you are them, would you really buy what's inside the email? Especially if it's someone I didn't know about?

Third, why not build a squeeze page, advertise it and build your list from there. With this method, 99.9% of the emails will not bounce, and obviously, you're not gonna get 5mil emails though, but a few hundreds with 99.9% conversion, beats the 5mil with 0.001% conversion.
 
Get a shared host and a few $1 domains and put some clone site on there to get around amazon checks

Buy a few copies of sendy

create a few amazon ses accounts

speak to amazon and have your limit raised to the max

You can now send 500k emails per day per account

Done
 
Anyone can send 5mm emails, it's another thing to inbox.

I've been mailing for over 17 years and most people have no clue how to do it.

For the most part, it all about data quality. The main problems you will have are complaints and lack of engagement.

The key to getting around this is to initially work with the best data you can get. You want to clean the data using a respected data hygiene service.

I use fresh / targeted 3rd party data, which is email data that users have shown an interest in a specific niche or offer and provided permission to receive messages from third parties. You get the opt-in record of all user and it's 100% can-spam compliant. I also generate real-time targeted co-reg (opt-ins). This is more expensive than 3rd party data, but you don't have to clean it.

Using the above data you want to send it using ESPs / SMTPs. This is because you can piggyback off the good IP reputation and get decent inboxing.

At this point, it's all about building good data (opens / clickers). Using 3rd party data you will get some accounts terminated. With co-reg you shouldn't have this problem as it is basically opt-in quality.

Eventually, you will be able to take your open / clicker data and use it as a buffer to offset complaints when testing new data. You can use it to warm up IPs if you want to run your own server / IPs.

Once you can offset complaints you can ramp up the volume testing new data / building more opens / clickers...SCALE

You can also buy open / clicker data, but it's not the same as opens / clickers you build yourself. But the users have shown that they will open / click on commercial emails. So it can be beneficial to use.

Most of the services that you see that offer servers / IPs and say you can mail all you want with no problems are just taking advantage of new mailers because they don't know any better and totally jack them on the price. The real companies that provide IPs and are mailer friendly don't make it openly known.

Anyway, there is obviously more to it, but that you give you some ideas.

For all you cold email noobs, this is probably the best comment you'll ever get. Nobody is ever going to spoonfeed you their secrets but this comment is about as close as it gets. Read it and apply it to your business.
 
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