The best way to warm emails
- Thread starter ZANDAR
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- Dec 9, 2014
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Residential proxies >> Create Accounts >> Disable Spam Folder >> Link all accounts via API through the same residential proxies you created >> Randomize replies like humans when you receive emails to these created accounts.
You can follow the same process for any account like outlook , yahoo , ETC.,
Good luck
You can follow the same process for any account like outlook , yahoo , ETC.,
Good luck
- Jul 29, 2008
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Warm-ups can make a difference . Especially in new areas. If you're exploring cold emails then consider Mystrika. I've been using it for months and love its A/B testing tools and detailed analytics. Also, they offer a free Cold Email Accelerator.
May be work out for you!
Prototype127
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- Jan 10, 2020
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I strongly advise against using Mystrika. As a former subscriber, I’ve had an extremely disappointing experience with this tool. It appears to be managed solely by its CEO, an "Indian" individual, with no proper support system in place. Instead of offering professional customer service, he has created a Facebook community where he selectively responds to queries. If he doesn’t like your question or feedback, he limits your ability to comment or outright deletes your posts. This kind of behavior feels unprofessional and deceptive.
When I subscribed to Mystrika (based on a comment I saw), I already had some doubts—and unfortunately, my experience confirmed them. The user interface lacks essential options, such as turning off auto-renew or removing your card from the subscription. When I raised this issue, my comment was simply deleted, which further highlights the lack of transparency and accountability.
As for the tool itself, it’s riddled with issues. Many users report account bans due to the tool, the warm-up process is ineffective, and the spintax feature doesn’t function as expected.
In my opinion, Mystrika is not worth your money. Instead, invest in a better tool, even if it’s slightly more expensive. It will save you a lot of frustration in the long run.
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srch07
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- May 1, 2009
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Bro you on periods or something?
How many posts have you created for this?
Prototype127
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- Jan 10, 2020
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Got any better comebacks, or is that all your brain can manage after running a scammy site?
By the way, even Reddit mods aren’t buying your nonsense. So, instead of spamming BHW and Reddit with fake posts to prop up your shady tool, maybe work on creating a product that doesn’t scam users. Until then, keep your weak insults to yourself.
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Alex Becker
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- Jan 27, 2020
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omg.
You can use Folderly. Its been working as well for my clients and friends as well. Also you subscribe to alot of newsletters + news alerts as well. out of office text works well.
OMG. can you take your whining somewhere else? The original poster has asked about warm up and you are complaining here about some tool? Are you some ex-employee of Mystrika who didnt go paid for something?
You can use Folderly. Its been working as well for my clients and friends as well. Also you subscribe to alot of newsletters + news alerts as well. out of office text works well.
Prototype127
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- Jan 10, 2020
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OMG, did I hit a nerve or are you just auditioning for 'Defender of Scammers: The Musical'? I’m not whining, I’m doing public service by warning people about a shady tool. Sorry if that disrupts your fan club meeting.
Also, no, I’m not some ex-employee. Trust me, I wouldn’t touch Mystrika with a 10-foot pole, let alone work there. But hey, you sound pretty invested. Did Abhishek promise you a lifetime subscription to his scammy tool in exchange for this heroic defense? Keep going, it’s comedy gold!
brownboi777
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- Dec 27, 2024
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Exactly! This happened to me as well, and I can confirm it’s all true. The CEO is complete garbage, no professionalism, no support system, and just spams everywhere with fake accounts. It’s honestly ridiculous how they’re scamming people. Thanks for speaking up, more people need to know about this! Guys, watch out for this scammy tool, Mystrika!