warm up SMTP question

Deleted member 1484526 · Nov 6, 2021

Hey,

I have a question can I send emails to temporary emails that I have created myself to warm up to SMTP?

Alexion · Nov 6, 2021

The temporary emails should be on the most important domains, like gmail, yahoo, outlook, aol, comcast, etc.
Otherwise, warming the smtp up by sending emails to mailinator is a complete waste of time.

From past experience, once you have dmark setup, 8-10 days and 5-10 emails per day should do it.

Deleted member 1484526 · Nov 6, 2021

Alexion said:
The temporary emails should be on the most important domains, like gmail, yahoo, outlook, aol, comcast, etc.
Otherwise, warming the smtp up by sending emails to mailinator is a complete waste of time.

From past experience, once you have dmark setup, 8-10 days and 5-10 emails per day should do it.

even when i won't use gmail, yahoo, outlook, aol, comcas to send mails later?

Bots-Scrapers · Nov 6, 2021

Alexion said:
The temporary emails should be on the most important domains, like gmail, yahoo, outlook, aol, comcast, etc.
Otherwise, warming the smtp up by sending emails to mailinator is a complete waste of time.

From past experience, once you have dmark setup, 8-10 days and 5-10 emails per day should do it.

Absolutely correct.
Sending the mail to the amputated providers and sometimes rating as important, marking helps and makes good impact.

Machairodont · Nov 6, 2021

I did the warmup with sending real mails, but in much smaller amount, then scaled up slowly...

Keep an eye on this: https://postmaster.google.com (shows you reported spam rate from @gmail receipients)
And here: https://mxtoolbox.com/SuperTool.aspx (shows you status of your smtp on several blacklists)

Cheers

Algo · Dec 10, 2021

To warmup your servers, use a service like warmupinbox or build your own network

TashaJ · Dec 10, 2021

Lol, thought this said simp question...

Yeah. I did something similar when I was doing emails. Used my own emails to reduce spam reports, unsubscribers, etc.
But to have a serious effect you would need 100s or better 1000s of emails.

Nerdsignals · Mar 25, 2022

Alexion said:
The temporary emails should be on the most important domains, like gmail, yahoo, outlook, aol, comcast, etc.
Otherwise, warming the smtp up by sending emails to mailinator is a complete waste of time.

From past experience, once you have dmark setup, 8-10 days and 5-10 emails per day should do it.

I agree with this reply. The best results come from mailing all the top providers and building a solid reputation

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