Grudge
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- Nov 2, 2018
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I'll try to keep this as short and as simple as possible.
The method is pretty much "abusing" other people's mailers.
Step 1. Get a big list of emails that you want to cold mail (we all know you're going to spam, but "cold mailing" sounds more business)
This is the important part:
Step 2. Find websites that allow registering/subscribing and have a field where you can put some custom data
To check if the website can be used for this, you can just "<i>123456</i>" and see if they send you a mail with the text "123456" in italic. If they do, you're golden.
Tip: You can try different methods here. You can try to use a <h1> and see if it sends it or check how long the text in the field can be (if they don't check the length of the input, you can write out your full body of the email in there)
Step 3. Now start sending the emails using that website by subscribing/registering with the people's emails and in the "vulnerable" field with the body of the text you want.
Bonus Tips:
If you have money, you can expand this by automatically finding the website.
Try to use proxies since people don't usually like to get their website spammed.
Some websites will filter out HTML, but you can try other markup languages (another common one being Markdown)
Automate Step 3, so you don't send emails by hand.
Try to use multiple websites to have a way higher chance of hitting the inbox.
The method is pretty much "abusing" other people's mailers.
Step 1. Get a big list of emails that you want to cold mail (we all know you're going to spam, but "cold mailing" sounds more business)
This is the important part:
Step 2. Find websites that allow registering/subscribing and have a field where you can put some custom data
To check if the website can be used for this, you can just "<i>123456</i>" and see if they send you a mail with the text "123456" in italic. If they do, you're golden.
Tip: You can try different methods here. You can try to use a <h1> and see if it sends it or check how long the text in the field can be (if they don't check the length of the input, you can write out your full body of the email in there)
Step 3. Now start sending the emails using that website by subscribing/registering with the people's emails and in the "vulnerable" field with the body of the text you want.
Bonus Tips:
If you have money, you can expand this by automatically finding the website.
Try to use proxies since people don't usually like to get their website spammed.
Some websites will filter out HTML, but you can try other markup languages (another common one being Markdown)
Automate Step 3, so you don't send emails by hand.
Try to use multiple websites to have a way higher chance of hitting the inbox.
