Sending large volumes of non-spam mail
To send out several hundred thousand e-mails (absolutely NOT spam), it seems that even with a clean IP, correct SFP record (possibly with DKIM), and RDNS correctly configured there's a high likelyhood of it getting marked as spam by a number of providers.
I'd be very happy to use a service like amazon or google, but all the ones I've looked at have rate limits in the 1000's per day, which puts me at half a year before all the mails are sent
Is there a good service with a reasonably higher rate limit that anyone would recommend, and/or are there specific steps for sending e-mail from a Linode beyond what I've outlined above that would avoid most spam filters? Thanks for your input!
Cheers,
Mike
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@mdevs5531:
I'd be very happy to use a service like amazon or google, but all the ones I've looked at have rate limits in the 1000's per day, which puts me at half a year before all the mails are sent
I suppose you're talking about Amazon's cloud servers? Well, they're not meant for e-mail, period.
Amazon's flagship e-mail product is the Simple Email Service (SES)
There are also bulk e-mail sending services such as MailchimpPostmark
Services that specialize in bulk e-mail sending are much less likely than a private server to be blocked by major ESPs.