I have it spaced out so it waits 3-4 minutes between sends. This way I get it so it just sends emails all day.
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also, I'm sending to "info", "office", "office", ect domains.
Yes, i know it's "bad practice" but my thinking is that behind one of those "info" domains there may be a real person.
But if i ran the data through an smtp check, plus skipped all the generic "info", ect domains deliverability would be legit.
But we are going for bulk. Currently trending for about 1200 sends per month. I may set up a second domain and double that, but honestly, the mail bridge I'm using is consumer grade and idk how it would work. I had to get approval from my mail provider to get my daily send limit up to 1000, and, honestly, don't really want to go through that headache again with a second mailbox.
Though, I'm wondering if i could use an alias to set up a second domain but route it through the same mailbox? probably, but the mailbridge my be (will likely be) a retard about it.
Yes, i know it's "bad practice" but my thinking is that behind one of those "info" domains there may be a real person.
But if i ran the data through an smtp check, plus skipped all the generic "info", ect domains deliverability would be legit.
But we are going for bulk. Currently trending for about 1200 sends per month. I may set up a second domain and double that, but honestly, the mail bridge I'm using is consumer grade and idk how it would work. I had to get approval from my mail provider to get my daily send limit up to 1000, and, honestly, don't really want to go through that headache again with a second mailbox.
Though, I'm wondering if i could use an alias to set up a second domain but route it through the same mailbox? probably, but the mailbridge my be (will likely be) a retard about it.