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How many emails can I send a day from a gmail account? how would I go about being able to send more? also, how can I harvest email's from webpages, what are some of the best harvesters on the market right now? thanks guys
 
I think nearly 20 - 25 emails per hour. You can use multiple accounts and proxies to increase the limit but make sure to spin your content . In my opinion it is not advisable to use gmail for mass mailing better to use other professional platform .

You can use scrapebox as well as gsa email scraper to harvest email ids
 
With i know, in 1 hour - gmail can send max 75 or 100 email, and max 750 email per day. If you send more, you must use other account - I can provide services send email for you, 1000 email very cheap - My skype: magicpz99
 
just use an autoresponder (aweber / getresponse / mailchimp) and send mass from there. But depends on your email list and how you obtained it if it will work...
otherwise u could always go with a smtp service or something. Nobody can guarantee you 100% inbox rate but thats just a side problem lol.
 
The Gmail mail server send limit is approximately 100-150 emails per day when connected to the server from a remote email client. You can send 500 emails each day through the Gmail SMTP server when logged into their web interface. The Comcast mail server limits residential customers to send 1,000 messages per day.
 
Hello, I understand what you meant. Sending emails professionally is not easy and you will for definite reasons need to invest a bit in platforms. Use platforms like Campaigns Monitor and Mumara as they are very reliable and cheap too. Campaigns Plus is also good in this aspect.
 
Hello, I understand what you meant. Sending emails professionally is not easy and you will for definite reasons need to invest a bit in platforms. Use platforms like Campaigns Monitor and Mumara as they are very reliable and cheap too. Campaigns Plus is also good in this aspect.
Why do you bump a 1,5 years old thread?
 
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