I have a list of email addresses, about 500, all with consent to be emailed, which I would like to email about a building product I’m marketing. But I’ve heard of people’s email accounts getting blocked when sending lots of emails and I don’t want this happening to me.
How do I prevent my account from being blocked?
What are the limits on sending bulk emails?
Who decides that an account is being used for spam? The ISP or the hosting company that hosts the mailbox?
1) No idea, such “blacklists” are individually maintained and have different criterias.
2) Limits on sending is set by ISP
3) Spam filters are usually outsourced to some third-part company.
If you only have 500, and you slow the send to maybe 1-2 seconds each e-mail, you’ll get done and doubt it’ll trigger a spam alert.
Esp. if you PROVE that you got “subscribe” request from each and every address.
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Kasey C, PC guru since Apple II days
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