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Greetings, fellow operators,

I’m J7N, and for the past decade, I’ve been navigating the lucrative, albeit controversial, world of bulk email marketing—yes, email spam. It’s not just a job; it’s how I make my living.

My journey started years ago in Spain when I met an old-timer who took me under his wing and taught me the art of the trade. This fellow friend came from a different day and age and handed me over lists with millions of data sets. He told me to forget about IP warmup or IP rotation—my setup can’t even do that, and it’s still working just fine in 2024.

This old friend had some wild stories: from SMS spam rigs packed with so many SIM cards they probably give you cancer, to FAX spam—which I still find hilarious. Imagine getting spammed via FAX in 2024. He also introduced me to some interesting people, including many from the Adult Industry. Those pros are absolute geniuses, hoarding traffic at insane levels. Money printers go brrrrrr. Oh, and don’t even get me started on cookie dropping—that’s a whole other rabbit hole.

I’ve also rubbed shoulders with many like-minded individuals at expos, and I’ve built a strong network and deep expertise in the email marketing world.

My Setup & Insights

Unlike the “course-selling crowd,” I’m not here to profit off knowledge. For those curious, here’s a no-fluff breakdown of how I operate:

For Legit Email Marketing

If you’ve got clean, opted-in lists or CRM exports, you can play it safe with platforms like Mailchimp, Sendgrid, or Mailjet. Just stick to relevant topics, and you’ll avoid bans. But cross niches (e.g., women’s lists and car parts), and you’ll quickly learn what not to do.

For Spamming (The Fun Part)

• VPS: Open Port 25 is essential. I won’t disclose providers here, but they exist.
• Setup:
• 1GB RAM, 25GB SSD
• Ubuntu 22.04
• Plesk Panel
• PHP List 3.3 (nulled)

Key Notes:
• Forget IP warm-ups; they’re overrated. Start low and scale up.
• Example: PHP List is configured to send 24 emails every 4 minutes via cron. Good lists with minimal bounces can scale up to 60 before the IP burns. A clean campaign can keep your server alive for over a month.

Building Your Own Lists from Bulk Data

It’s all about data segmentation:
1. Send campaigns by niche (e.g., car insurance vs. beauty products).
2. Export openers, clickers, and unsubscribers.
3. Cross-reference behaviors for patterns of interest.

Pro Tip: Women might unsubscribe from car insurance but click on beauty offers. These patterns are gold.

Finding Affiliate Deals

Google is your friend. Build a professional-looking website and present yourself as a seasoned email marketer. Or, stick to the resold campaigns offered here.

This is just the tip of the iceberg in the incredible world of email marketing and bulk spam. Got questions or insights? Ask below.

Cheers,
J7N
 
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Welcome to BHW, You can read a few tips on starting your journey here in BHW. You can read it if you have spare time.

First thing you must read:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/bhw-newbie-guide.1048213/
https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/newbie-guide.242/

Walk through on user titles:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/user-title-ladders-explained.1441600/
 
Greetings, fellow operators,

I’m J7N, and for the past decade, I’ve been navigating the lucrative, albeit controversial, world of bulk email marketing—yes, email spam. It’s not just a job; it’s how I make my living.

My journey started years ago in Spain when I met an old-timer who took me under his wing and taught me the art of the trade. This fellow friend came from a different day and age and handed me over lists with millions of data sets. He told me to forget about IP warmup or IP rotation—my setup can’t even do that, and it’s still working just fine in 2024.

This old friend had some wild stories: from SMS spam rigs packed with so many SIM cards they probably give you cancer, to FAX spam—which I still find hilarious. Imagine getting spammed via FAX in 2024. He also introduced me to some interesting people, including many from the Adult Industry. Those pros are absolute geniuses, hoarding traffic at insane levels. Money printers go brrrrrr. Oh, and don’t even get me started on cookie dropping—that’s a whole other rabbit hole.

I’ve also rubbed shoulders with many like-minded individuals at expos, and I’ve built a strong network and deep expertise in the email marketing world.

My Setup & Insights

Unlike the “course-selling crowd,” I’m not here to profit off knowledge. For those curious, here’s a no-fluff breakdown of how I operate:

For Legit Email Marketing

If you’ve got clean, opted-in lists or CRM exports, you can play it safe with platforms like Mailchimp, Sendgrid, or Mailjet. Just stick to relevant topics, and you’ll avoid bans. But cross niches (e.g., women’s lists and car parts), and you’ll quickly learn what not to do.

For Spamming (The Fun Part)

• VPS: Open Port 25 is essential. I won’t disclose providers here, but they exist.
• Setup:
• 1GB RAM, 25GB SSD
• Ubuntu 22.04
• Plesk Panel
• PHP List 3.3 (nulled)

Key Notes:
• Forget IP warm-ups; they’re overrated. Start low and scale up.
• Example: PHP List is configured to send 24 emails every 4 minutes via cron. Good lists with minimal bounces can scale up to 60 before the IP burns. A clean campaign can keep your server alive for over a month.

Building Your Own Lists from Bulk Data

It’s all about data segmentation:
1. Send campaigns by niche (e.g., car insurance vs. beauty products).
2. Export openers, clickers, and unsubscribers.
3. Cross-reference behaviors for patterns of interest.

Pro Tip: Women might unsubscribe from car insurance but click on beauty offers. These patterns are gold.

Finding Affiliate Deals

Google is your friend. Build a professional-looking website and present yourself as a seasoned email marketer. Or, stick to the resold campaigns offered here.

This is just the tip of the iceberg in the incredible world of email marketing and bulk spam. Got questions or insights? Ask below.

Cheers,
J7N
Hello J7N, thank you for this. I would love to have a deeper conversation about this with you. I had luck with sms spamming but email spamming has been difficult for me in regards of a trustworthy source for SMTPs
 
Greetings, fellow operators,

I’m J7N, and for the past decade, I’ve been navigating the lucrative, albeit controversial, world of bulk email marketing—yes, email spam. It’s not just a job; it’s how I make my living.

My journey started years ago in Spain when I met an old-timer who took me under his wing and taught me the art of the trade. This fellow friend came from a different day and age and handed me over lists with millions of data sets. He told me to forget about IP warmup or IP rotation—my setup can’t even do that, and it’s still working just fine in 2024.

This old friend had some wild stories: from SMS spam rigs packed with so many SIM cards they probably give you cancer, to FAX spam—which I still find hilarious. Imagine getting spammed via FAX in 2024. He also introduced me to some interesting people, including many from the Adult Industry. Those pros are absolute geniuses, hoarding traffic at insane levels. Money printers go brrrrrr. Oh, and don’t even get me started on cookie dropping—that’s a whole other rabbit hole.

I’ve also rubbed shoulders with many like-minded individuals at expos, and I’ve built a strong network and deep expertise in the email marketing world.

My Setup & Insights

Unlike the “course-selling crowd,” I’m not here to profit off knowledge. For those curious, here’s a no-fluff breakdown of how I operate:

For Legit Email Marketing

If you’ve got clean, opted-in lists or CRM exports, you can play it safe with platforms like Mailchimp, Sendgrid, or Mailjet. Just stick to relevant topics, and you’ll avoid bans. But cross niches (e.g., women’s lists and car parts), and you’ll quickly learn what not to do.

For Spamming (The Fun Part)

• VPS: Open Port 25 is essential. I won’t disclose providers here, but they exist.
• Setup:
• 1GB RAM, 25GB SSD
• Ubuntu 22.04
• Plesk Panel
• PHP List 3.3 (nulled)

Key Notes:
• Forget IP warm-ups; they’re overrated. Start low and scale up.
• Example: PHP List is configured to send 24 emails every 4 minutes via cron. Good lists with minimal bounces can scale up to 60 before the IP burns. A clean campaign can keep your server alive for over a month.

Building Your Own Lists from Bulk Data

It’s all about data segmentation:
1. Send campaigns by niche (e.g., car insurance vs. beauty products).
2. Export openers, clickers, and unsubscribers.
3. Cross-reference behaviors for patterns of interest.

Pro Tip: Women might unsubscribe from car insurance but click on beauty offers. These patterns are gold.

Finding Affiliate Deals

Google is your friend. Build a professional-looking website and present yourself as a seasoned email marketer. Or, stick to the resold campaigns offered here.

This is just the tip of the iceberg in the incredible world of email marketing and bulk spam. Got questions or insights? Ask below.

Cheers,
J7N
How are you J7N? I would like to learn this art, can you teach me? Thank you.
 
I would like to learn this art, can you teach me?
Step 1: Get a VPS
Specifications: Minimum 1 GB RAM, 25 GB SSD. (5$-15$ per month, depending on Provider)
Operating System: Ubuntu 22.04.
Important: Make sure Port 25 is open. Without this, the SMTP setup won’t work.

Step 2: Install a Control Panel
You need a control panel to manage your server. Recommended options:
Plesk (preferred)
CPanel
AAPanel
The panel must support Cron Jobs, SSL Certificates, and Inbox creation(optional, but good for bounces).

Step 3: Install PHPList

• Download PHPList version 3.3 (preferred for its simplicity). - get a cracked/nulled Version, its PHP lol)
• Upload it to your server using FTP.

Setting Up Plesk
1. Add Your Domain to Plesk

• Click Websites & Domains in Plesk.
• Add your domain.

2. Configure DNS
• Ensure the correct server IP is used.
• Go to your domain provider’s DNS settings and:
• Add an A record with your server’s IP.
• Example: www @ A [Server IP].

3. Set Up Mail
• Create a mailbox:
• Example: [email protected].
• Use the Generate option to create strong credentials.

4. Upload PHPList
• Upload the PHPList ZIP file to your server. (if your folder is called PHPList, your Domain will be later domain.com/phplist/admin/
• Navigate to the httpdocs directory in Plesk.
• Delete any default files (e.g., index.html).
• Unzip the PHPList archive.
• Delete the ZIP file after extraction.

5. Create a Database
• Set up a new database in Plesk.
• Ensure Local Connections Only is enabled for added security.

Configure Cron Jobs

1. Replace the placeholder values in the PHPList Cron URL:
• Example:

https://yourdomain.com/YOURSERVER/admin/?page=processqueue&secret=YOUR_SECRET_CODE

2. Set the Cron job to run every minute:

* * * * *

(THE SECRET Code, you will get after the Final Step if you logged in to PHPList in your Settings.
The Cron Job clicks the "send button" every second and triggers every 4 Minutes, so you dont have to.)

3. Apply the settings.

DNS Configuration
In your domain provider’s DNS settings, ensure the following entries are added:

Record TypeNameValue
AwwwServer IP
AwebmailServer IP
AmailServer IP
Aipv4Server IP
MX@ mail.yourdomain.com
TXT default._domainkeyDKIM Code
TXTdomainkey "o=-"
TXTdmarc"v=DMARC1; p=quarantine; adkim=s; aspf=s"
TXT@ "v=spf1 +a +mx +a:yourdomain.com -all"

SSL Certificate
• Generate an SSL certificate in Plesk. use the Free Letsencrypt. You need to use a real Email, 10min mail works fine.
• Copy the necessary DNS records to your domain provider.

Final Steps

If everything worked out, you should be able to go to YOURDOMAIN.COM/YOURSERVER/ADMIN/ - and initiate the Database.
There you fill our Dummy credentials, and Start Sending. By Default PHPList sends with 24 Emails every 5 Minutes, can be adjusted in the config, where you set your user name and DB Password.

Test Your Email
:
Use a tool like https://www.mail-tester.com to verify your configuration.
Ensure all DNS settings and mail services are functional.

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This is a oversimplified guide, but if you are genuently Interested, this should set the Path and Youtube, Google, GPT should do the rest.
Some technical knowledge needs to be there.

I think to sell Guides or Services i need to have some Rank or whatever, so idk.
 
Etapa 1: Obtenha um VPS
Especificações: Mínimo de 1 GB de RAM, 25 GB de SSD. (US$ 5 a US$ 15 por mês, dependendo do provedor)
Sistema operacional: Ubuntu 22.04.
Importante: Certifique-se de que a Porta 25 esteja aberta . Sem isso, a configuração SMTP não funcionará.

Etapa 2: instalar um painel de controle
Você precisa de um painel de controle para gerenciar seu servidor. Opções recomendadas:
Plesk (preferencial)
Painel de controle
Painel AAP
O painel deve oferecer suporte a Cron Jobs , Certificados SSL e criação de caixa de entrada ( opcional, mas bom para rejeições).

Etapa 3: Instalar PHPList

• Baixe a versão 3.3 do PHPList (preferido por sua simplicidade). - obtenha uma versão crackeada/nulled, é PHP lol)
• Faça upload para seu servidor usando FTP.

Configurando o Plesk
1. Adicione seu domínio ao Plesk

• Clique em Sites e domínios no Plesk.
• Adicione seu domínio.

2. Configurar DNS
• Certifique-se de que o IP correto do servidor esteja sendo usado.
• Acesse as configurações de DNS do seu provedor de domínio e:
• Adicione um registro A com o IP do seu servidor.
• Exemplo: www @ A [IP do servidor].

3. Configurar e-mail
• Criar uma caixa de correio:
• Exemplo: [email protected] .
• Use a opção Gerar para criar credenciais fortes.

4. Carregar PHPList
• Carregue o arquivo ZIP do PHPList para o seu servidor. (se sua pasta for chamada PHPList, seu domínio será posteriormente domain.com/phplist/admin/
• Navegue até o diretório httpdocs no Plesk.
• Exclua todos os arquivos padrão (por exemplo, index.html).
• Descompacte o arquivo PHPList.
• Exclua o arquivo ZIP após a extração.

5. Crie um banco de dados
• Configure um novo banco de dados no Plesk.
• Certifique-se de que Somente conexões locais esteja habilitado para maior segurança.

Configurar tarefas Cron

1. Substitua os valores do espaço reservado na URL do PHPList Cron:
• Exemplo:

https://seudominio.com/SEUSERVIDOR/admin/?page=processqueue&secret=SEU_CÓDIGO_SECRETO

2. Defina o Cron job para ser executado a cada minuto:

* * * * *

(O código SECRETO que você receberá após a Etapa Final se tiver feito login no PHPList em suas Configurações.
O Cron Job clica no "botão enviar" a cada segundo e é acionado a cada 4 minutos, então você não precisa fazer isso.)

3. Aplique as configurações.

Configuração DNS
Nas configurações de DNS do seu provedor de domínio, certifique-se de que as seguintes entradas foram adicionadas:

Tipo de registroNomeValor
UMwwwIP do servidor
UMcorreio eletrônicoIP do servidor
UMcorrespondênciaIP do servidor
UMIPv4IP do servidor
México@mail.seudominio.com
TXTdefault._chave de domínioCódigo DKIM
TXTchave de domínio"o=-"
TXTdmarc"v=DMARC1; p=quarentena; adkim=s; aspf=s"
TXT@"v=spf1 +a +mx +a:seudominio.com -all"

Certificado SSL
• Gere um certificado SSL no Plesk. Use o Letsencrypt gratuito. Você precisa usar um e-mail real, o e-mail de 10 minutos funciona bem.
• Copie os registros DNS necessários para o seu provedor de domínio.

Passos finais

Se tudo der certo, você poderá acessar SEUDOMÍNIO.COM/SEUSERVIDOR/ADMIN/ e iniciar o Banco de Dados.
Lá você preenche nossas credenciais Dummy e começa a enviar. Por padrão, o PHPList envia com 24 e-mails a cada 5 minutos, o que pode ser ajustado na configuração, onde você define seu nome de usuário e senha do DB.

Teste seu e-mail
:
Use uma ferramenta como https://www.mail-tester.com para verificar sua configuração.
Certifique-se de que todas as configurações de DNS e serviços de e-mail estejam funcionais.

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Este é um guia simplificado, mas se você estiver realmente interessado, isso deve definir o caminho e o YouTube, o Google e o GPT devem fazer o resto.
É preciso ter algum conhecimento técnico.

Acho que para vender Guias ou Serviços preciso ter alguma Classificação ou algo assim, então não sei
Thanks, J7N
 
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welcome to BHW. would love to revive this or to understand which conferences u can go to meet these kinds of people and yourself?
 
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