Mass Email Provider

H

hoit

Newbie

Apr 29, 2019

4

1

• May 8, 2020

• #1

Hi guys,

Anyone know a good email campaigner/sender? I have a fairly big email list (100s of k) and need a service to send out some promo emails. The list was not acquired by my websites so the normal services (sendinblue, mailchimp etc.) refuse to send out the "spam". I don't mind if 90% of the emails go to spam, if I can even get a few percent reach to inbox I'll be happy.

Thanks!

 

D

DrWhat

Junior Member

Dec 18, 2013

157

58

• May 9, 2020

• #2

If your emails are going to spam then you should work more on the message.
I regularly send thousands of emails and have a 0.3% spam rate (reported)

I use AWS SES witn no problems, they allow marketing emails, but if you spam rate is high you will be suspended or migrated to a private server and charged for that server.

 

H

hoit

Newbie

Apr 29, 2019

4

1

• May 9, 2020
• Thread Starter Thread Starter

• #3

@DrWhat my emails are just normal marketing emails advertising a product to people who bought such product already (not scam or anything). I will give SES a go, thanks! Do you have any resources for how to work a message to avoid spam filters (apart from the obvious)?

 

ICUdoLob

BANNED

May 3, 2020

443

69

• May 9, 2020

• #4

I do remember there was an email service that helped to "reconfirm" your email list and you could clean it up for deleted emails and stuff.

 

xcodes

Elite Member

Jr. VIP

Dec 9, 2014

4,218

1,385

• May 9, 2020

• #5

Since when amazon SES started accepting Mass mailing try it once if failed check out market place you will find many providers.

Good luck.

 

janist

Elite Member

Jr. VIP

Jan 10, 2011

1,734

1,181

• May 9, 2020

• #6

ICUdoLob said:

I do remember there was an email service that helped to "reconfirm" your email list and you could clean it up for deleted emails and stuff.

Click to expand...

Neverbounce, but others like Hunter.io can do it too.

 

ICUdoLob

BANNED

May 3, 2020

443

69

• May 14, 2020

• #7

janist said:

Neverbounce, but others like Hunter.io can do it too.

Click to expand...

Those services look good, but you can also get random domains and configure them so that any "user" gets sent to a specific email.

Like you have domain.com, domain1.com and so on.

So you can use something like "[email protected]" and any other string instead of site1 to forward to whatever email you like.