Bulk email sender -- affordable options

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I have about 1 million emails list, This is a very clean and valid email list, collect personally from websites where all these people personally subscribed.

I though using this email list somehow can get me some dollars.

Now I am trying to find the right email sender, an affordable option. with the consideration that they don't have problem with send affiliate or CPA offers. since I am thinking of sending some CPA offers to these emails.

Note: I use redirection to hide the CPA link behind a domain name.

Mailchimp, omnisend, klaviyo, aweber and the other popular ones are out of option, they are very expensive and they don't tolerate sending CPA offers.

I tried Mail250, it is cheap, but their emails always end up in the spam folder, I optimized the emailcopy as best as it can be, even send emails with no links in them, however, it always ends up in spam.

Then I found Mailjet, they are affordable, basic plan you get to send 30k emails for less than $10
And their sender is good too, their emails either reach inbox or the updates folder as a newsletter, which is good. However, the only issues I faced with them is that they don't allow many niches, you have to read their terms and services, they have a long one with many prohibited niches, that if you sent email related to them, they will suspend your account. (Most of these niches should not be really prohibited)

Now I am trying to find another email sender, with affordable pricing (as mailjet) and their sender get the job done. But they don't have much strict terms and service, and they don't have issues with CPA offers.

Based on your experiences, people of blackhatword, what do you think is the best email sender(s) out their that will work and fulfill my needs?

Your suggestions are greatly appreciated.
 
do you guys warm up your domains or can you do this with a new domain?
 
do you guys warm up your domains or can you do this with a new domain?
It's depends, if you can get some good servers from particular companies - don't need to warm up. But if you do all things in-house, you'd better to warm up.
 
I'm doing a VPS with rotating IP addresses. OP, send me a message, we can work out a deal better than these providers.
 
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