Email service to use with Estibots end-user feature? Any suggestions?

[bosstone]

I started using Estibots feature that generates a list of endusers to contact for your domain. I love it.

The problem is that I am afraid gmail might ban my account for sending out too many e-mails a day with it.

Anyone know of any place you can buy a e-mail service with smtp address and all that you can use for bulk e-mails daily without fear of getting banned?

Any thoughts or suggestions would be great.

Thanks
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[NetOctave]

A suggestion. If you are contacting an end user, its better not to use a Free email service. Free email has Spam written all over it, unless the mail id on the whois is the same.

How many mails will you count as bulk ? I don't think you will get banned for around 100 emails spread accross couple of days. But if its 1000+, I think they might ban you.

 

[Giode]

Great, now people are going to start spamming end-users in bulk. When are people going to learn that just because something is easier, doesn't mean it's more effective. If you need a tool to help you find possible end-users to contact, your career in domains will be short.

 

[bosstone]

I made my first large domain sales at 18 that was 10 years ago (bet my career in domains might already be longer then yours). Been in and out of it since then. If you prefer to sort through whois records and search results yourself go for it... I will take a tool that gives me the emails in one list thank you very much.

Good luck.

 

[harkster]

I consider gmail spam and they most often get deleted without reading unless I know the sender.

 

[sourcez]

How many are you sending out a day? If it's not excessive then an address on one of your domains would look better - but could get the domain blacklisted if you send a lot of mail.

 

[Sparhawke]

Whats so hard about contacting people who have adverts in the good old yellow pages?

You literally have millions of end users just sitting there waiting for someone to call.

 

[John Slaney]

Whats so hard about contacting people who have adverts in the good old yellow pages?

You literally have millions of end users just sitting there waiting for someone to call.

That sounds efficient. :blink:

Spend all day on the phone trying to connect with the person in charge of making the purchasing decision when Estibot allows you to prequalify potential endusers and contact them at once with a custom sales letter for that domain.

 

[Giode]

I made my first large domain sales at 18 that was 10 years ago (bet my career in domains might already be longer then yours). Been in and out of it since then. If you prefer to sort through whois records and search results yourself go for it... I will take a tool that gives me the emails in one list thank you very much.

Good luck.

Wow, you're such a pro...

I pocketed over 600k last month selling domains. What about you?

goof ball spammer

 

[sourcez]

Wow, you're such a pro...

I pocketed over 600k last month selling domains. What about you?

goof ball spammer

Good total, you sell any killer domains to reach that?

 

[Jaco]

Great, now people are going to start spamming end-users in bulk. When are people going to learn that just because something is easier, doesn't mean it's more effective. If you need a tool to help you find possible end-users to contact, your career in domains will be short.

The "tool" in question is very efficient at locating keyword advertisers.

I agree that 'domainers' mass-spamming end users is a nightmare scenario (mostly because the names they're selling are just awful and we don't want to condition end-users to disregard contact regarding domain names. because they're sick of politely declining a pitch for eBusiness-Keyword247.info), but how some monkeys use it is not reflective on the efficacy of the tool in question to locate a first layer of prospects.

Very few (if any) on this site are brokering five or six figure names- if you're smart enough to be doing that effectively (?), then one would assume that you're smart enough to comprehend the audience you're talking to and realize that not all methodologies apply to all people.