Which proxies to use for SMTP mailing?

I have tried many types of proxies(residential, datacenter, rotating etc) and it seems that none of these are able to connect to hotmail and gmail SMTP accounts. Can someone recommend a type of proxy or provider that has proxies that are able to do smtp mailing? Thanks in advance

About using proxies for sending emails through SMTP... i think its important to consider which types will best meet ur needs for reliability and security. Ssome common types of proxies u might find useful.

1. Residential Proxies- These are given by internet service providers (ISPs) to homeowners. They are lesslikely to get blacklisted making them great for sending emails since they appear as regular user traffic.

2. Datacenter Proxies: These come from data centers and not from ISPs. They tend to be faster and cheaper but email services might easily spot and block them.

3. Rotating Proxies: These change their IP addresses frequently. This can help avoid detection and blacklisting especially if you're sending a lot of cold emails.

4. Dedicated Proxies: These r used by only one person at a time providing more control and security which is helpful for sensitive email campaigns.

5. SOCKS Proxies: These support a flexible protocol that can handle any type of traffic including SMTPmaking them suitable for sending emails.

So when picking a proxy u need to find a balance between how many emails u plan to send how anonymous u want to be and ur budget for the service. It's also crucial to ensure that u email practices follow regulations and best practices to avoid being marked as spam.

Using proxies for SMTP mailing with services like Gmail and Hotmail is generally ineffective due to their strong anti-spam measures. It's recommended to use professional email marketing services such as SendGrid or Mailgun, which provide dedicated IPs and comply with anti-spam regulations.

Have you tried mobile proxies from authentic phones before (eg not dongles)?

Another option to consider is using SMTPget. It’s a service that can help you manage your SMTP connections and might provide better reliability when sending emails through those platforms.

SMTP will be blocked on all proxy vendor normally instead of it you can try to get SMTP mailing servers that allow its.

Don't go with Sendgrid, aws etc they will block you for sure.

Check out marketplace maybe you can find some seller.

Why would SMTP be blocked by vendors?

ptrappo said:

Why would SMTP be blocked by vendors?

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Dude is doing mass send outs, he has a ton of gmail accounts and the proxies are needed so every connection to them looks legitimate and doesn't get blocked. More than likely he does this for spam.

That's real illegal stuff right there.

thekhair said:

Dude is doing mass send outs, he has a ton of gmail accounts and the proxies are needed so every connection to them looks legitimate and doesn't get blocked. More than likely he does this for spam.

That's real illegal stuff right there.

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Ah ok no good at all

rotating 4g will give you access to more ips

Many proxy providers blocked 587 so you can not use smtp
But there are also few allow 587, you can try mobile proxy, some providers here on bhw allow 587
Also have a try of stormproxy and pyproxy

As a proxy operator, this is not welcome, as it will make the IP dirty.

T3mperance said:

I have tried many types of proxies(residential, datacenter, rotating etc) and it seems that none of these are able to connect to hotmail and gmail SMTP accounts. Can someone recommend a type of proxy or provider that has proxies that are able to do smtp mailing? Thanks in advance

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Some of our clients use our residential proxies for SMTP email services, and they've provided great feedback. We're not sure if it would meet your needs as well.

Oh, curious. Mobile proxies may just do it for you. Although balancing optimisations, having access to good quality residential IPs any other way should work just fine as long as you avoid VPNs.

There are many proxy service on marketplace. Search there. As long as it is datacenter and open using the port it will work

Anyone that have smtp server for sale or rent that send 50k upward cold mails to inbox ?

T3mperance said:

I have tried many types of proxies(residential, datacenter, rotating etc) and it seems that none of these are able to connect to hotmail and gmail SMTP accounts. Can someone recommend a type of proxy or provider that has proxies that are able to do smtp mailing? Thanks in advance

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Some of our users use a local residential proxy for SMTP email service and their feedback is good, but I'm not sure if it will work for you as well, maybe test it first.

Most SMTP services like Hotmail and Gmail block proxies, so using a trusted VPS with a clean IP is usually more effective than any type of proxy.

I dont think even the best proxies could even help you in this. But try using rotating mobile proxies with a real mobile device as to make it more legitimate?