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I currently have 3000 Google email accounts. If I need to send 2000 emails every day, how can I ensure that they don't end up in the spam folder? The format of the emails I send is 5201314qq.com and they are sent to the QQ email addresses in China.


How many emails does each Google email account send out every day to maintain long-term validity and be delivered to the normal inbox instead of ending up in the spam folder?


Additionally, do I need to purchase a good domain name?
I currently use only personal email accounts.
 
Don't include too many URLs in emails, Keep the subject clear and professional. Avoid excessive punctuation or spammy phrases. Use an app-password for email authentication to improve inbox delivery.
 
Try to change the text and structure of your email every 5-7 messages.
Have a small number of links in your email, especially links to questionable sources.
Do not send the same message to multiple users at once. 1 message - 1 user. In any case, it is better to test different options.
 
I currently have 3000 Google email accounts. If I need to send 2000 emails every day, how can I ensure that they don't end up in the spam folder? The format of the emails I send is 5201314qq.com and they are sent to the QQ email addresses in China.


How many emails does each Google email account send out every day to maintain long-term validity and be delivered to the normal inbox instead of ending up in the spam folder?


Additionally, do I need to purchase a good domain name?
I currently use only personal email accounts.
To keep your Gmail accounts healthy and landing in QQ inboxes, the main thing is to keep the sending pattern looking natural. Even with thousands of accounts, it’s safer to let each one send only a small, steady amount each day and build that up slowly. Give them some normal activity first, mix your message style so it doesn’t look automated, and avoid repeating the same format. A clean domain with proper settings can help, but the biggest factor is keeping everything looking like real, gradual use instead of bulk sending.
 
I currently have 3000 Google email accounts. If I need to send 2000 emails every day, how can I ensure that they don't end up in the spam folder? The format of the emails I send is 5201314qq.com and they are sent to the QQ email addresses in China.


How many emails does each Google email account send out every day to maintain long-term validity and be delivered to the normal inbox instead of ending up in the spam folder?


Additionally, do I need to purchase a good domain name?
I currently use only personal email accounts.
Using thousands of personal Gmail accounts for bulk sending will never maintain long-term inbox placement. Gmail isn’t built for high-volume outbound traffic, and even low send rates quickly trigger reputation hits, spam flags, and account locks.

For stable delivery, you need a proper setup: a clean sending domain, SPF/DKIM/DMARC, a warmed SMTP infrastructure, and consistent sending patterns. Content quality + sender reputation matter far more than how many Gmail accounts you rotate. Without that foundation, your emails will eventually land in spam or your accounts will burn out fast.
 
To start sending using your account you need an automation that will allow you to use your 3k accounts in the right way.

A unique browser profile for each account and a proxy for each 3-5 accounts.

Warm-up your accounts by starting slowly, use spintax to avoid getting restricted.

A good automation will allow you to rotate between your accounts, have a unique fingerprints and browser profile for each account, use proxies and spintax.
 
For free Gmail accounts keep it under 150 per day, and you definitely need a real domain with SPF/DKIM or QQ will trash your emails. Just advice, run your sending through Gologin to give each batch a clean fingerprint so Google doesn't flag your whole operation as spam.
 
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