question Contacting Endusers Without Flagging as Spam

[Lakshan]

Hi, I always try to contact endusers by my whois email and sometimes mails get rejected by recipient saying "bla bla bla spam bla bla bla"

I was wondering how to avoid that.

I have tested some cheap hosts and they send mails to inbox without any issue. But I don't want to use them as I don't trust them.

I was wondering is it possible for me it have 2 emails on single domain, it 2 servers.

Whois email on one servers (eg: Namecheap or Private Server) - eg [email protected]
Sales email on other (eg: Godaddy) - [email protected]

is it possible?

Also changing the IP address on an domain/hosting will lift the spam flag?


Please raise a question if you didn't get what I'm saying.

Thanks

 

[UmerK]

Alpnames gives u free email hosting.? So u setup ur smtp in gmail?.how many mails u send per day

I send a lot, don't count but there's only been 1 day when I overdid the limit. Yes, it gives you a choice to setup free email. I am not sure about the procedure of mx records and all thus I left it as it is and just forwarded it to my efty market and it works good for me.

 

[infosec3]

The reality is that, given the content of the email you send trying to sell a domain and the fact that at some point some recipients may report your message as SPAM, there is no way to prevent 100% of the times to be classified as SPAM. Having said that, there are a few precautions that may be considered:

• Never send bulk email, just individual one by one messages.
• Include and unsubscribe message, even if it not an unsubscribe button, but at least a phrase allowing the recipient to let you know he or she does not want to receive your message in the future and comply with their request.
• Avoid language used by salesman pushing your domain, such as premium, best, wonderful, discount, buy, cheap, guarantee, customers, price, etc.
• Include your full contact information in your signature, including full name or full name of your company, full physical address and a phone number.
• Don't say too much, just a few phrases or sentences stating the domain is available for sale.

Again, this is not legal or financial advice, but just a description of some of the best practices we follow.

 

[F.C.]

Try testing your emails using www.mail-tester.com

Is this site still valid in 2017? And are there other tools that you can test with?

 

[Domain Monk]

The reality is that, given the content of the email you send trying to sell a domain and the fact that at some point some recipients may report your message as SPAM, there is no way to prevent 100% of the times to be classified as SPAM. Having said that, there are a few precautions that may be considered:

• Never send bulk email, just individual one by one messages.
• Include and unsubscribe message, even if it not an unsubscribe button, but at least a phrase allowing the recipient to let you know he or she does not want to receive your message in the future and comply with their request.
• Avoid language used by salesman pushing your domain, such as premium, best, wonderful, discount, buy, cheap, guarantee, customers, price, etc.
• Include your full contact information in your signature, including full name or full name of your company, full physical address and a phone number.
• Don't say too much, just a few phrases or sentences stating the domain is available for sale.

Again, this is not legal or financial advice, but just a description of some of the best practices we follow.

wthat mail servers you use to send emails

 

[Domain Monk]

what hosting server all others use as sendgrid and madrill doesnt allow outbound mails?