Thank you for your quick response.
I'm not planing on entering a deal with you without being honest up front so let me explain the nature of our business.
We run a domain business and use IPs for contacting potential customers.We never send more than 200 emails per day per IP, and we have pretty good targeted leads. As I mentioned, we sell domain names, some of them are ours, but most of them are from our clients. We find people with similar domains (yeah, not something remotely similar, but actually similar), and send them an offer if they're likely interested in having our client's domain (usually the price is the bigger issue than the domain name itself).
We get spam complaints very rarely because we are extremely careful at what we do. During the last couple of years, we have perfected the system as much as possible (with all the dkim, spf and stuff) and we generally try really hard not to piss people off (for example, we really respect the unsubscribe link for start, and send only one email to the potential customer(s) ).
We also monitor our IPs and domains reputation and blacklists constantly, so if the reputation of a certain IP starts to drop, we either lower the "throttle" on that particular IP (even lower than it's already low 200 emails per day) or disable it completely for a while. Same thing for the domains attached to those IPs ,that's why we don't get blacklisted.
We also slowly "warm up" our IPs, i.e. we don't send full 200 emails per IP straight away.
As you can see this is, technically, 'bulk' emailing, but not classical spam. We have no interest in sending multiple emails to one person as our business itself would not benefit from it but earn a negative review somewhere on the internet instead...
If you feel uncomfortable with all of this, I'll understand, no harm is done
. On the other hand, you can always kick us out if we get abuse (and we won't). We're always looking for new hosts not because we get kicked out, but because we get more and more clients (and domains), so we like spreading over several networks.
We are also willing to start slowly, so if you are suspicious about all of this, you can simply let us order a Dedi with 64Ips and start with it first and once we get it up and running you'll be able to see for yourself what I was mentioning above.
All in all, we could reach a deal which could benefit both of us, since we are planning to raise our number of addresses up to 512 in the near future.
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