Cheap Shared Hosting with unlimited Emails Limit

xavi90

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Hey,

I am looking for the cheap (like 1$ monthly) hosting provider where I could be able to add domain and create SMTP from which I should be able to deliver unlimited emails per day (most of providers allows like 500 per hour/ 5000 per day).
I used to have one in the past which worked fine- I know exactly that most of emails will go to spam box or will be denied but thats fine for me.

Kind Regards!
 
Hey,

I am looking for the cheap (like 1$ monthly) hosting provider where I could be able to add domain and create SMTP from which I should be able to deliver unlimited emails per day (most of providers allows like 500 per hour/ 5000 per day).
I used to have one in the past which worked fine- I know exactly that most of emails will go to spam box or will be denied but thats fine for me.

Kind Regards!
LOL no that doesnt exist. If you want to send spam, youll need to spend wayyyy more than a dollar a month.
 
Actually not, I can spend even 0 by using just port 25 and SMTP on localhost.
And there exists many services that don't care about limits. So next time please don't write here if you don't have something helpful to add.
 
Actually not, I can spend even 0 by using just port 25 and SMTP on localhost.
And there exists many services that don't care about limits. So next time please don't write here if you don't have something helpful to add.
I am being helpful, I am sorry that you dont want to hear what you are seeking is not practical. Next time you ask for advice, maybe you should listen from someone who has alot of experience in this field. If you can host it on port 25 on your local host then go for it. But youll be black listed in about 5 mins.
 
Thanks for your afford but still you should gain more experiences sir because you could mislead people. I know that with port 25 or SMTP from shared hosting it will be blacklisted fast but not everywhere.
For example gmail ACCEPTS emails from port 25 and you can send them as much as you want- naturally it will go to spam but still message is delivered.
So please don't tell me that I don't know what I am looking for because I've been also in business for over 10 years and I tested a various methods. Regards
 
Ok ok Xavi90, please someone meet this criteria help Xavi90 fast. thanks in advance

Thanks- if you would like then you can try www.1and1.com - in the past they had no daily limits at all. As alternate you can look for some services from India on freelancer.com - for cheap money they can also set no limit accounts. Naturally delivery will be shit as it was already mentioned (blacklists) but still some providers like gmail will accept messages. Regards
 
better method is to get a 5$ vps, install vestacp, put ur DKIM & SPF records in ur domain, n u can send unlimited mails direct to inbox instead of spam folder.

ofcourse ur vps host will block u for spam in a month or 2 if they find ur spamming.
 
better method is to get a 5$ vps, install vestacp, put ur DKIM & SPF records in ur domain, n u can send unlimited mails direct to inbox instead of spam folder.

ofcourse ur vps host will block u for spam in a month or 2 if they find ur spamming.

Hey bro can you PM your skype If you can help me with this method I'm willing to hook you up for your time .
 
5000 emails a day from a server is a lot for a shared hosting given that others on the same server would be sending out that many emails too, and the total number of mails is limited by the server resources which is divided between php and mysql too in case of a hosting server. So if someone is telling you that they would let you send out unlimited emails only mean that they don't really meter emails, but if you flood their resources they are going to impose some limit on you for the sake of keeping the other clients happy.
 
Thanks for your afford but still you should gain more experiences sir because you could mislead people. I know that with port 25 or SMTP from shared hosting it will be blacklisted fast but not everywhere.
For example gmail ACCEPTS emails from port 25 and you can send them as much as you want- naturally it will go to spam but still message is delivered.
So please don't tell me that I don't know what I am looking for because I've been also in business for over 10 years and I tested a various methods. Regards
Dude doesnt want to listen so I wouldnt even bother. Yea you can send from gmail, but you are also LIMITED how much you can send. Again, I hold a bachelors in computer science, and a certification for network administration but your right, I dont know what I am talking about. I didnt say you dont know what you are looking for, but I said what you are looking for isnt practical. I think its time you read up on your english because its pretty apparent its not your first language.
 
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