My Aws account + Your Existing Website

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I have recently created several AWS accounts and now require assistance from someone with a portfolio of working websites to help me gain approval for Amazon SES (Simple Email Service).

Here's how the process will work:


  1. You will need to add an email address and like xyz@domain.com and Add (CNAME) on your Cloudflare or Domain Registrar

  2. After Verification, I will initiate the application process for Amazon SES approval.

  3. After successful approval, you can remove [email protected] and also the CNAME, So it will not affect your reputation also. We will not use your email or domain to send emails. After Approval the user will add their domain and email to send messages

  4. I will take care or a communication with Amazon, In your Part its 5 to 10 Minutes of work if you already have existing websites
How we share the Revenue?

We can discuss the specific terms and negotiate a mutually agreeable arrangement. I am open to different models

  1. I have to pay a certain % for each of the existing websites you agree to use for amazon ses, And I have to gain from the successful ones, (Here I can able to offer you only Very less % because you will get % even if it Fails), But the Aws Success Rate is very Low

  2. We will share the % from success ones.

I already have a lot of buyers for Aws Ses, If we want to sell more then We can also open a SELL thread on BHW later, But make sure that you have a lot of Good Quality Websites and access to the Domain registrar or Cloud-flare before you apply to this

Contact me if anyone interested
 
Hi,

Im interested, but will you send me a pm of how much can I make from my domains? I have a list of 10 domains, but I dont understand well the profit potential of this JV.

Thanks
 
This is weird. I never had a problem verifying a domain for SES but what your asking here isn't going to work. Once you register a domain to send from and make the appropriate DNS changes, amazon will automatically check that to ensure it is still valid. If you get it approved then remove the DNS entries, you'll lose the ability to send over that domain within a few days. Also, you will need a MX entry pointed to amazon's server to handle incoming email on that domain.

If you just want to register a specific email address "[email protected]" or something like that, all you need to do is click a link that is sent to that email...but if you are sending using this method you probably aren't going to do much volume with SES for reasons like the inability to process bounces effectively so it would be stupid not to verify a domain.
 
This is weird. I never had a problem verifying a domain for SES but what your asking here isn't going to work. Once you register a domain to send from and make the appropriate DNS changes, amazon will automatically check that to ensure it is still valid. If you get it approved then remove the DNS entries, you'll lose the ability to send over that domain within a few days. Also, you will need a MX entry pointed to amazon's server to handle incoming email on that domain.

If you just want to register a specific email address "[email protected]" or something like that, all you need to do is click a link that is sent to that email...but if you are sending using this method you probably aren't going to do much volume with SES for reasons like the inability to process bounces effectively so it would be stupid not to verify a domain.
We Use this method only for Approval, After that they add other emails and domains, And Amazon is okay with this, We have already working on similar way.
 
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