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This page was updated on October 14, 1999
Using Bulk Email (or not)
In the early days of the internet, you could buy a list
of a million or so email addresses, mail your ad to all of them and, if you were lucky,
make a tidy profit.
Those days are GONE.
There's a good chance you'll get email offering to mail to a big list, or to sell you a
big list you can mail to. The ads will often say something like "a targeted list of
5,000,000 email addresses," or a "brand new, clean list of 10,000,000
addresses."
They are LYING!
The only thing I'm going to say about bulk email is this:
DON'T DO IT. Here's why:
- There's no such thing as a good list of that size
- There's no way to have a clean list (where all of the email addresses are valid) of that
size
- The names on a list that size are often "harvested" rather than names of
people who have "opted-in" or agreed to receive mailings.
- Mailing to a list like this is called Unsolicited Commercial Email, otherwise known as
UCE, or "spam."
- Mailing about 6-Figure to an unsolicited list is against our policy and you could be
removed from 6-Figure for doing it.
Better that you put your own list together, mail to opt-in lists, or use any of the other strategies on this site to
promote your 6-Figure site. |