Facebook Just Changed Their Email Settings, Go PROFIT!

Firewood said:

Email marketing is not really my bread and butter, but once in a while I test things for the heck of it.

Tested sending and it worked on my server (Kudos to linuxsmtp for the instruction).

Don't know how long till Facebook fix this loophole though.

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Chicilikit said:

Really trying to solve this email sending problem. If anyone wanted to join forces and ideas, just pm me. I thought if there was program in which you load few hundreds gmail, hotmail.. etc accounts and few dozens proxies and you spin your emails and links, it might work. But I do not know if there is such tool. I have found something called craigslist mailer with this function, but I'm not sure if it is not some scam since I did not find any reviews and just nothing about it on any legitimate site.

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357Smith said:

Remember sending a test to yourself with almost always work, then when you go to send more then 25+ FB will ghost your messages like crazy.

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PlanitEarth said:

Atomic Mail Sender can work as a spinner. It just takes a few workarounds/extra steps.

1. Get your spintax ready for the entire message.
2. Use and and replace on regex in a text editor like sublime text or notepad++ to turn {word1|word2|word3}, {phrase 1|phrase 2} into:
#delimiter#
word1
word2
word3
#delimiter#
,
#delimiter#
phrase 1
phrase 2
phrase 3
3. Run a script to split this file into separate files, one for each of AMS' random word variables. I used csplit with #delimiter# as my regex to trigger where the file reads up to before splitting the read-thru lines into their own files: xx00, xx01, xx02, etc.

4. Move these files to the Random Number folder in the Roaming Data folder for AMS (windows)

5. Use a short script (i just wrote a quick js loop in chrome console and console.log'ed resultant string) to concatenate all the random number variable references and paste into the AMS editor (ex. [...]%_RND_xx55%%_RND_xx56%%_RND_xx57%[...])

6. Send a few tests.

As a proof of concept, it is working. My next questions for tomorrow:
- How can I turn one URL into thousands of unique URLs (so FB can't filter my emails based on the href attribute of my payload link)
- Is bit ly good for this? I would like to also have some analytics of which links are clicked, so I can run the associated spun message text into a machine-learning algorithm to identify which spinning options are must effective.
- Can link shortners also preserve my affiliate link--I assume so, but are there any hiccups?
- I've been using comcast and gmail as my smtp just for testing, but plan to scale this with a 3rd party or build a VPN. What are some good options?
- I will need to integrate proxies at some point, is sslprivateproxy still the go to? what gives me the most bang for my buck?
- Does adding randomized images make getting through spam filters harder or easier?

Thanks and good luck everyone!
I hope to have $1,000,000 more by tomorrow afternoon.

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PlanitEarth said:

Interestingly, when I browse to the users' profile FB claims are deactivated, I can see they are still active. Thus, the RCP-T4 may be indicative of another error, such as the message being flagged as spam.

Technical details of temporary failure:
Google tried to deliver your message, but it was rejected by the server for the recipient domain facebook com by msgin t facebook com.

The error that the other server returned was:

421 4.7.1 RCP-T4 postmaster facebook com/response_codes (RCP-T4 The attempted recipient address is currently deactivated. The user may or may not reactivate it)

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I'm working on Atomic Mail Sender, but I don't think the word spinner can be fully automated for sending thousands of messages. Also, you have do input all the synonyms yourself.

Could anyone point me in the direction of an authoritative comparison of available paid and free word spinners? I may make one myself, since I'm a JS God--just sounds like a dull evening, and I don't want to pay or scrape the dictionary people.

Also, are there any documents available for how FB's spam filter works? Perhaps there is an aggregate score consisting of variously-weighted flags a message raises (such as: originality, ip, href value, connotation, etc.) They could also detect spam by noticing patterns in who is receiving mail. For example, when all members of the same FB group/page are receiving email within a short time-span, it might not matter if the message content is original.

As machine learning at institutions like facebook and google improves exponentially, I don't think IM can keep up, because the datasets they are working with will be so much more valuable then any resources available to even the most organized force of internet marketers. Unless I'm wrong--if so please pm me.

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