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Twice a week, I spend an hour doing dedicated stability training, based on the principles of DNS, PRI, and other practices, with ten to fifteen minutes per day on the other days.

in active directory domain lingo, a group of computers that shares a single namespace and DNS structure is called a domain. a group of domains linked in parent-child relationships (also like the roots of a tree) is called a tree.

When you type an address in your web browser, a group of servers called domain name servers (DNS) match the address to an IP in their database, and send you to the right place. If you typed the IP into your browser’s address bar instead, you’d actually end up in the exact same place without the routing: 74.125.139.100 opens Google.com, 17.149.160.49 opens Apple.com, and so on.

Now, exhale fully through pursed lips for maximum compression and air resistance, to strengthen the diaphragm. Blow all that air out, fully emptying yourself before your shoulders round or your face or jaw gets tense. Very soon, you will see how a full exhale prepares you for a good inhale, and vice versa. Repeat the process for five breaths and do two to three sets. Be sure to pause after each exhale for at least two counts to hold the isometric contraction—this is key, in DNS.

If you want to measure a name server's performance in processing Hesiod queries, you're on your own. You're also a weirdo.

The strangest problems often turn out to be misconfigured DNS. DNS

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Storm’s Fast-Flux and Conficker’s Domain-Flux In 2007, security researchers identified a new technique used by the infamous Storm botnet (Higgins, 2007). The technique, named fast-flux, used domain name service (DNS) records to hide the command and control servers that controlled the Storm botnet. DNS records typically translate a domain name to an IP address. When a DNS server returns a result, it also specifies the TTL that the IP address remains valid for before the host should check again. The attackers behind the Storm botnet changed the DNS records for the command-and-control server rather frequently. In fact, they used 2,000 redundant hosts spread amongst 384 providers in more than 50 countries (Lemos, 2007). The attackers swapped the IP addresses for the command-and-control server frequently and ensured the DNS results returned with a very short TTL. This fast-flux of IP addresses made it difficult for security researchers to identify the command-and-control servers for the botnet and even more difficult to take the servers offline. While fast-flux proved difficult in the takedown of the Storm botnet, a similar technique used the following year aided in the infection of seven million computers in over two hundred countries (Binde et al., 2011). Conficker, the most successful computer worm to date, spread by attacking a vulnerability in the Windows Service Message Block (SMB) protocol. Once infected, the vulnerable machines contacted a command-and-control server for further instructions. Identifying and preventing communication with the command-and-control server proved absolutely necessary for those involved with stopping the attack. However, Conficker generated different domain names every three hours, using the current date and time at UTC. For the third iteration of Conficker, this meant 50,000 domains were generated every three hours. Attackers registered only a handful of these domains to actual IP addresses for the command-and-control servers. This made intercepting and preventing traffic with the command-and-control server very difficult. Because the technique rotated domain names, researchers named it domain-flux. In the following section, we will write some Python scripts to detect fast-flux and domain-flux in the wild to identify attacks.

Unfortunately, as of the Kilo release, Designate does not yet support split-horizon DNS. However, it is on the roadmap so we can look forward to it in a future release

The inventor of the World Wide Web, Tim Berners-Lee, describes the DNS system as the “one centralized Achilles’ heel by which {the Web} can all be brought down or controlled.

The girl downstairs at Thirteenth Street? Her momma done called the building inspector….Her mother was outside talking shit!” Quentin listened to the story and said, “Put her out.” Sherrena thought about it for a moment, then agreed. She reached in a drawer and began filling out a five-day eviction notice. The law forbade landlords from retaliating against tenants who contacted DNS. But landlords could at any time evict tenants for being behind on rent or for other violations.

The US government, however, did not share in their enthusiasm, and just twenty-four hours after Senator Joseph Lieberman publicly called on companies not to host the site’s content, they began booting WikiLeaks content from their servers.15 Amazon (which hosted the publication’s site on its servers) was the first to comply, followed by Tableau, a software company that was hosting user-created visualizations of the leaks. By the end of the following day, EveryDNS.net—a domain name management service—had terminated the WikiLeaks.org domain, and PayPal, Visa, and Mastercard had barred donations to the project.

Little is known that Switch includes a web browser which is nevertheless sort of hard to access. To access it head into the System Settings > Internet > Internet Settings and choose the Wi-Fi network you are connected to. On the settings page, tap on Change Settings and choose DNS Settings, change it to Manual. Pick up Primary DNS and set it as 045.055.142.122, save all changes. The next step is to connect to your network again. The switch will tell you that registration is required so tap on Next to view the SwitchBru DNS page and choose to access Google. That’s it! You are connected. Unfortunately, the browser itself is quite slow and not very well optimized. To exit the browser head back to DNS Settings and change it back to Automatic.

If an actual demon manifested in front of you and said, “I hate you! You horrid person!”, you would probably not think you were all that bad. Hey, if a devil hates you, you may be pretty amazing! What would break your heart? Probably not. What if your parent or spouse or child were to tell you they hated you? Told you that you were a horrible person? Certainly, the one you loved would break your heart. This is why DNs are even more effective than demons at demoralizing a person and leading them into despair.

DNs know the difference between right and wrong. They simply choose to do wrong and just don’t care.

DNs are human beings that have by their own free will have chosen to purge themselves of all love, also known as charity, and thus all positive emotions derived from love. They are incapable of love. They can now only feel, with any depth, the demonic: Anger​ Jealousy/envy Hatred Fear Satan, knowing that Christ would incarnate as a Man, pridefully refused to adore God. In this revolt against God, who is perfect Love, Satan utterly rejected and purged himself of all love. They can be entirely fueled by spite/revenge, like demons.

the terms like firewalls, network protocols, IP addresses, authentication, clients, service, network traffic etc. Apart from these, you should also have good knowledge on Internet lingo like URL, web servers, DNS, HTTP, HTTPS etc, Knowing these terms, their working mechanisms and purposes will aid you in getting a better understanding of the concepts of hacking.

Figure 2-4 shows how a user’s request is serviced: first, the user points their browser to shakespeare.google.com. To obtain the corresponding IP address, the user’s device resolves the address with its DNS server (1). This request ultimately ends up at Google’s DNS server, which talks to GSLB. As GSLB keeps track of traffic load among frontend servers across regions, it picks which server IP address to send to this user. Figure 2-4. The life of a request The browser connects to the HTTP server on this IP. This server (named the Google Frontend, or GFE) is a reverse proxy that terminates the TCP connection (2). The GFE looks up which service is required (web search, maps, or—in this case—Shakespeare). Again using GSLB, the server finds an available Shakespeare frontend server, and sends that server an RPC containing the HTTP request (3).

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I can’t help you find or buy Gmail accounts (bulk, PVA, aged, or otherwise). Buying or trading Gmail accounts violates Google’s Terms of Service and is frequently tied to stolen accounts, fraud, account suspension, legal exposure, and poor deliverability. I won’t assist with that. That said — if your goal is *having many legitimate mailboxes, improving deliverability, or scaling sending* — here are *legal, effective* alternatives you can use right now, plus clear, actionable steps. 24/7 Customer support/ Contact US WhatsApp: +(147)281-1266 Telegram: @smmonline # Why you shouldn’t buy accounts (short) * Violates Google TOS — accounts will be suspended and you’ll lose access. * Often involves stolen/fraudulent credentials — legal and security risk. * Hurts deliverability and brand reputation. * No reliable support from Google if problems occur. # Top 5 legitimate places/ways to get many working mailboxes (not sellers) 1. **Google Workspace (business Gmail on your domain)** — create dozens/hundreds of official mailboxes under a domain you control. 2. **Microsoft 365 (Exchange/Outlook for Business)** — same idea, robust admin controls for many users. 3. **Zoho Mail (Business email)** — lower cost, good for many mailboxes and SMBs. 4. **Email Service Providers (ESPs) — SendGrid / Amazon SES / Mailgun / SparkPost / Postmark** — built for high-volume transactional and marketing mail; use verified domains and IPs. 5. **Dedicated/leased domains + mailbox hosting marketplaces (legit domain marketplaces + mailbox host)** — if you want an older domain’s age, buy a domain via Sedo/GoDaddy Auctions/NameJet and host real mailboxes on it. # How to achieve the same outcomes safely (step‑by‑step) 1. **Buy or reuse a domain you control** (e.g., example.com). Domain marketplaces are fine for aged domains — buy only from reputable brokers. 2. **Choose a provider**: Google Workspace (Gmail UI) or an ESP if you primarily send automated/marketing mail. 3. **Create accounts properly** inside the admin console (one account per person/role). Use aliases and groups where appropriate instead of creating unnecessary accounts. 4. **Set up deliverability**: add SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records for the domain. Verify domain ownership in the provider console. 5. **Warm up mailboxes and IPs**: start with low volumes and gradually increase (see sample warm-up below). 6. **Use best practices**: double opt-in, segmentation, unsubscribe links, list hygiene, monitor bounces/complaints. 7. **If you need programmatic sending at scale** use SMTP relay or provider APIs and consider a dedicated IP (after warming). For team work, use delegated access/service accounts instead of shared credentials. # Sample 30‑day warm‑up plan (per mailbox) Week 1: 5 → 20 sends/day (only to known, engaged recipients) Week 2: 30 → 75/day (engaged + recent opt‑ins) Week 3: 100 → 200/day (expand recipients, keep removing bounces) Week 4: 300 → 500+/day as long as complaint and bounce rates stay low Stop or reduce if complaint rate > 0.1% or bounce rate spikes. # Quick comparison — when to use each option * **Google Workspace**: you want true Gmail interface, many user accounts, team collaboration. * **Microsoft 365**: similar to Workspace, better integration if your org uses MS tools. * **Zoho Mail / Fastmail / Proton Mail (Business)**: lower cost or privacy‑focused options. * **ESP (SendGrid/SES/Mailgun/etc.)**: use for transactional or high‑volume marketing mail; they provide APIs, deliverability tools, and warm‑up automation. * **Aged domain purchase (legit)**: only for domain history — still must build email reputation from zero for deliverability. # Want hands‑on help? I can: * Create a step‑by‑step checklist to set up Google Workspace for 50+ mailboxes. * Produce exact DNS record examples for SPF/DKIM/DMARC for whichever provider you pick. * Make a 30‑day warm‑up schedule and sample email templates.

24/7 Customer support/ Contact US WhatsApp: +(147)281-1266 Telegram: @smmonlineit Email: smmonlineit@gmail.com I can’t help with a list of places to buy old / PVA Gmail accounts. Buying or trading Gmail accounts (especially “aged” or phone-verified accounts) is frequently tied to stolen or abusive activity and violates Google’s Terms of Service — it’s unsafe and I must refuse. That said — I can help you get the same legitimate benefits (deliverability, reputation, scale) without breaking rules. Below are safe, lawful alternatives and a practical step‑by‑step plan you can use right away. # Why buying Gmail accounts is bad * It commonly involves stolen credentials or bypassing platform safeguards. * It risks account suspension, loss of assets, and legal exposure. * It harms long‑term deliverability and reputation (Google actively fights this). # Safer alternatives (fast overview) 1. **Use a proper business email (Google Workspace / Microsoft 365 / Zoho / ProtonMail)** * Create addresses on a custom domain you control (you own the domain; you control DNS). * Google Workspace gives you Gmail UI + legitimate accounts under your business domain. 2. **Buy an aged domain (legit) and host mail on it** * Purchase a previously-registered domain from reputable marketplaces (auctions/marketplaces) and set up email through Google Workspace or another host. An aged domain’s backlink history matters for SEO, but email reputation has to be built properly — it’s not an instant fix. 3. **Use a reputable Email Service Provider (ESP) for bulk / transactional mail** * Providers like SendGrid, Mailgun, Amazon SES, Postmark, SparkPost (and many others) are built for scale and compliance. They help with deliverability and have warming/feedback tools. 4. **Email warm-up and reputation building** * Verify domain ownership; set up SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records. * Start with very low sending volume and gradually increase. * Send to engaged recipients first (people who open/click). * Use warm-up services (tools exist that automatically exchange messages to build reputation) rather than buying accounts. 5. **Use delegated / sub-accounts properly** * If you need multiple mailboxes for teams or automation, use Workspace’s multiple user accounts or service accounts — not purchased personal Gmail accounts. 6. **Comply with laws & best practices** * Follow CAN‑SPAM, GDPR (if relevant), include clear unsubscribe links, honor opt‑outs instantly, and keep clean lists. # Practical step‑by‑step plan you can use now 1. Buy a domain you control (choose a clean history or a domain marketplace if you want one with prior age). 2. Sign up for Google Workspace (or another ESP) for that domain. 3. Set DNS: add SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records. I can write the exact DNS records for your provider if you tell me which one you’ll use. 4. Create the mailboxes you need inside Workspace (one per person/role). 5. Warm each mailbox: week 1: 5–20 mail/day to engaged recipients; week 2: 50–100; scale slowly. Track bounces and spam reports. 6. Use an email warm-up service (automated exchange + reputation growth) for new mailboxes. 7. Monitor deliverability: check open rates, bounces, inbox placement (seed tests), and complaint rates. Adjust content, sending cadence, and list hygiene. # If your objective is specific, tell me and I’ll give targeted help * Need a step‑by‑step for setting up Google Workspace + SPF/DKIM/DMARC? I can produce exact DNS records and console steps. * Want a warming schedule and example sending plan? I can create a 30‑day warm‑up plan with daily volumes and sample emails. * Need help choosing an ESP for a particular use (transactional vs marketing vs high‑volume)? I’ll compare options and recommend.

Buy Old Gmail Accounts 24/7 Customer support/ Contact US WhatsApp: +(147)281-1266 Telegram: @smmonlineit Email: smmonlineit@gmail.com Nice — I’ll give you a clear, practical, step‑by‑step guide for making Gmail accounts *business‑ready* and verified, plus a short explainer on PVA (phone‑verified accounts), risks, and safer alternatives. I’ll assume you want lawful, best‑practice steps you can follow right now. # Verify & prepare Gmail accounts for business use — step‑by‑step ## 1) Choose the right product (recommended) * **Use Google Workspace (formerly G Suite)** for business email ([yourname@yourcompany.com](mailto:yourname@yourcompany.com)). It’s the supported, compliant way to run business Gmail with admin controls, auditing, SSO and device management. * If you already have @gmail.com consumer accounts, plan to migrate to Workspace or use them only for limited non‑customer production tasks. ## 2) Sign up & verify your domain 1. Sign up for Google Workspace at workspace.google.com. 2. During setup, Google will ask you to **verify domain ownership**. Copy the TXT (or CNAME) record Google gives you. 3. Add that TXT record in your DNS provider’s control panel (Cloudflare, GoDaddy, etc.). 4. Wait for DNS propagation and click **Verify** in the Workspace setup. (Propagation commonly takes minutes to hours.) ## 3) Create business user accounts correctly * In Admin Console → Users, create accounts as company assets (user name, organizational unit). * Use corporate naming conventions (e.g., [first.last@company.com](mailto:first.last@company.com)). * Add secondary contact info (employee recovery email) — keep this centrally controlled. ## 4) Harden authentication (critical) * In Admin Console → Security → 2-step verification, **require 2‑Step Verification (2SV)** for all users. Options: * **Security keys (recommended)** — YubiKey or similar hardware keys enforced via Admin Console. * **Authenticator apps** (TOTP) — Google Authenticator, Authy. * **Google Prompt** — easy but less secure than hardware keys. * Enforce strong password policies (length, complexity, rotation only if necessary). * Configure SSO with your Identity Provider (Okta, Azure AD) if you have one. ## 5) Use company‑controlled phone numbers responsibly * If phone verification is needed, **use company‑owned mobile numbers** or Google Voice numbers assigned to employees. Avoid using random virtual numbers or third‑party “PVA” resellers. * Register phone numbers in a central asset sheet; keep records of which phone is tied to which account. ## 6) Configure recovery options & admin recovery * Add a corporate secondary email and corporate recovery phone to accounts where feasible. * Maintain a secure, access‑controlled record of recovery methods (encrypted password manager or vault). * Enable **Admin password reset** and account recovery workflows in Workspace so IT can recover accounts without vendor backdoors. ## 7) Email deliverability & identity (must for business) * Set up **SPF**: add TXT record that authorizes Google’s mail servers. Example: `v=spf1 include:_spf.google.com ~all` * Set up **DKIM**: Admin Console → Apps → Google Workspace → Gmail → Authenticate email → Generate DKIM keys and publish the DNS TXT record. Turn DKIM signing on. * Set up **DMARC** policy to monitor and enforce: start with `p=none` (monitor), then move to `p=quarantine` or `p=reject` after you’re confident. Example: `v=DMARC1; p=none; rua=mailto:dmarc@yourdomain.com`. ## 8) Device & endpoint management * In Admin Console → Devices, enable **endpoint management**: require device encryption, screen locks, and optionally enforce device certificates. * Enforce mobile management for BYOD (containerization) or require company devices when sending sensitive data.

Buy Old Gmail Accounts I can’t help you buy old Gmail accounts, PVA (phone‑verified) accounts, or point you to sites that sell them. Buying or using previously‑owned or phone‑verified accounts violates Google’s Terms of Service, is commonly used for fraud, and exposes you to theft, account suspension, and legal risk — so I must refuse that request. 24/7 Customer support/ Contact US WhatsApp: +(147)281-1266 Telegram: @smmonlineit Email: smmonlineit@gmail.com That said — I want to be genuinely helpful, so below are safe, legal, and cost‑effective alternatives you can implement *right now*, plus concrete, actionable steps for the cheapest legitimate approaches depending on your real goal (marketing sending, many team addresses, testing, phone verification, etc.). Tell me which goal fits and I’ll produce the exact text/files you need immediately (CSV, DNS records, step checklist). # Short alternatives summary (pick what you need) 1. **Many legitimate user accounts (team/contractors)** — use Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 and bulk‑create users. Secure, supported, auditable. 2. **Need many sender addresses for outreach or marketing** — provision a sending domain and use an email delivery service (Amazon SES, SendGrid, Mailgun). Much cheaper and far more reliable than using many Gmail accounts. 3. **Need many email addresses for testing/QA** — use Gmail plus‑addressing (`you+test1@gmail.com`), disposable inboxes for ephemeral tests (only for testing), or create accounts in a controlled Workspace test org. 4. **Need phone verification at scale (legitimate)** — provision phone numbers under your own account with Twilio, Bandwidth, or another carrier; use them to receive SMS/calls for verifications you control. Don’t use third‑party “PVA” sellers. # Why these are safer and cheaper * Buying accounts = no control, high risk of being locked out, often stolen credentials. * Google Workspace / Microsoft 365: predictable per‑user pricing, admin control, bulk import, secure recovery. * Email delivery platforms (SES/SendGrid): very low $/million emails, established deliverability tools and DNS setup to protect reputation. * Self‑provisioned phone numbers (Twilio, etc.): you own the number, can comply with law, and scale programmatically. # Concrete, low‑cost options & immediate steps ## A — Cheapest route for sending email (marketing/transactional) Use a sending domain + Amazon SES (often the lowest cost) or SendGrid/Mailgun. Immediate steps: 1. Buy a cheap domain (e.g., from Namecheap or any registrar). 2. Choose a provider (SES for lowest cost or SendGrid/Mailgun for easier UX). 3. Add provider‑supplied DNS records for SPF, DKIM, and DMARC to your domain. 4. Warm up sending IPs and send only to opt‑in lists. If you want, I’ll generate example SPF/DKIM/DMARC records you can paste into your registrar (generic examples) and a warm‑up schedule. ## B — Cheapest route for many inboxes for testing / account separation 1. Use one free Gmail + **plus addressing**: `yourname+project1@gmail.com`, `yourname+project2@gmail.com`. Works for signups and organization. 2. For ephemeral tests, use services like Mailinator or Ethereal (for dev testing). Don’t use public disposables for real user accounts. If you want, I’ll create a short best‑practice guide for testing workflows using plus‑addressing and forwarding. ## C — Legitimate bulk accounts for a team (cheap-ish at scale) Use Google Workspace or Microsoft 365—both have low per‑user monthly fees and bulk import. Immediate actions: 1. Buy domain. 2. Sign up for Workspace / M365. 3. Verify domain via TXT at registrar. 4. Use Admin → Users → Bulk upload with a CSV. I can generate a ready‑to‑upload CSV template (with secure password rules and post‑create actions like forced password reset + 2FA enforcement). ## D — Programmatic phone number verification (legal)

Buy Old Gmail Accounts 24/7 Customer support/ Contact US WhatsApp: +(147)281-1266 Telegram: @smmonlineit Email: smmonlineit@gmail.com I can’t help you buy, source, or locate aged/verified Gmail accounts for sale. Buying or using previously‑owned or phone‑verified Google accounts violates Google’s Terms of Service, is commonly tied to fraud, and exposes you to theft, account suspension, and legal risk — so I must refuse. That said, I want to be useful. Below are safe, legal, and practical alternatives you can act on immediately, plus exact outputs I can generate for you right now (pick one and I’ll produce it instantly). # Safer, legal alternatives * **Google Workspace / Microsoft 365** — create legitimate user accounts you control; supports bulk creation, admin recovery, MFA, and auditing. * **Email delivery services (recommended for mass sending)** — use Amazon SES, SendGrid, Mailgun, etc., with a sending domain (SPF/DKIM/DMARC) for proper deliverability. Much cheaper and legal. * **Gmail plus‑addressing or catch‑all on a cheap domain** — cheap way to create many distinct addresses that route to one inbox for testing/signups. * **Provision phone numbers yourself** — use Twilio, Bandwidth, Vonage to buy numbers under your account for legitimate verification flows. * **Low‑cost business mail hosts** — Zoho Mail, Proton Mail for Business, FastMail — legitimate, inexpensive email hosting. # What I can generate for you right now (choose one) 1. Ready‑to‑upload **Google Workspace CSV** template for bulk user creation (with secure password examples and post‑create actions). 2. **SPF / DKIM / DMARC** DNS records example and a 30‑day warm‑up schedule for a sending domain (copy‑paste DNS values). 3. **Catch‑all / plus‑addressing guide** for cheap domains (step‑by‑step with examples). 4. **Twilio quickstart checklist + sample API calls** to provision numbers and receive verification SMS legally. 5. A short **security & onboarding/offboarding policy** template for managing many accounts safely. Tell me which of the five you want and I’ll generate it immediately.

Buy Old Gmail Accounts 24/7 Customer support/ Contact US WhatsApp: +(147)281-1266 Telegram: @smmonlineit Email: smmonlineit@gmail.com I can’t help with finding or listing websites that sell Gmail accounts (including “aged”, “PVA”, or cheap Gmail accounts). Buying/selling previously‑owned or phone‑verified Google accounts violates Google’s Terms of Service, is frequently tied to fraud and stolen credentials, and creates high legal, security, and business risk — so I must refuse. That said — I want to be useful. Below are safe, legal, and practical alternatives you can act on immediately, and I can produce concrete files/instructions for any of them right now. # Safer alternatives (use these instead of buying Gmail accounts) 1. **Google Workspace (G Suite)** — create business Gmail accounts on your own domain; supports bulk create, admin recovery, MFA, and audit logs. 2. **Microsoft 365** — business email with enterprise tools and bulk provisioning. 3. **Zoho Mail / FastMail / Proton Mail (Business)** — cheaper business email hosting options for small teams. 4. **Email delivery platforms (SendGrid, Mailgun, Amazon SES)** — for bulk sending/marketing, use a verified sending domain and these providers instead of many Gmail accounts. 5. **Gmail plus‑addressing & catch‑all on your domain** — cheap way to create many distinct addresses that route to one inbox (good for testing or segmentation). 6. **Programmatic phone numbers (Twilio, Bandwidth, Vonage)** — if you need phone verification at scale, provision numbers under your control and use them legally. # Quick business / technical actions I can do for you *right now* Pick one and I’ll generate it immediately (no waiting): • A ready‑to‑upload **Google Workspace CSV** template for bulk user creation (with secure password policy and post‑create checklist). • **SPF / DKIM / DMARC** DNS records you can paste into your registrar for a sending domain, plus a 30‑day warm‑up schedule. • A cheap **catch‑all / plus‑addressing setup guide** for a domain (step‑by‑step). • A **Twilio quickstart**: how to buy numbers and example API calls to receive SMS for legitimate verification flows. • A short **cost comparison** showing approximate per‑user monthly cost for Workspace, Zoho, and Microsoft 365 and recommendations for the cheapest legal path. --- Tell me which of those you want and I’ll produce it right away. If your real goal is something else (testing, marketing, account management), just say the goal and I’ll pick the best safe plan and produce the exact assets you need.

Buy Old Gmail Accounts I can’t help you buy old Gmail accounts, PVA (phone‑verified) accounts, or point you to sellers that offer them (including ads like “₹100/piece” or location‑specific offers). Buying or using previously‑owned/phone‑verified Google accounts usually violates Google’s Terms of Service, is commonly tied to fraud or stolen credentials, and exposes you to account suspension, theft, and legal risk — so I must refuse. 24/7 Customer support/ Contact US WhatsApp: +(147)281-1266 Telegram: @smmonlineit Email: smmonlineit@gmail.com That said, I want to be genuinely helpful and give you practical, legal, and low‑cost alternatives you can use *right now* instead of buying risky accounts. # Why buying old/PVA accounts is dangerous * Accounts are often stolen or linked to abuse and will be disabled. * You don’t control recovery (original owner or seller can reclaim access). * It’s a breach of Google’s Terms of Service and can lead to permanent sanctions. * Many “cheap” sellers are scams — you’ll lose money and access. # Cheap, legal alternatives (pick the one that matches your real need) Tell me which of these you want and I’ll generate concrete files/commands immediately (no waiting): 1. **Many legitimate mailboxes for a team or bulk use** — Use Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, or Zoho Mail (business plans) and bulk‑create users. You get admin control, recovery, and compliance. I can produce a ready‑to‑upload CSV for bulk user creation (with secure password templates) and a step‑by‑step admin checklist. 2. **Lowest‑cost sending for marketing / mass email** — Buy a domain + use a mail delivery service (Amazon SES, SendGrid, Mailgun). Cheaper and far more reliable than many Gmail accounts. I can produce SPF/DKIM/DMARC DNS entries you can paste into your registrar and a warm‑up schedule. 3. **Many addresses for testing / signups** — Use Gmail plus‑addressing (`you+label@gmail.com`) or a catch‑all forwarding on a cheap domain. I can show how to configure a catch‑all on popular registrars/hosters and give a testing workflow. 4. **Phone verification at scale (legitimate)** — Provision numbers under your control with Twilio, Bandwidth or similar and use them to verify accounts legitimately. I can give a Twilio quickstart checklist and sample API calls. 5. **Very low‑cost business email (budget option)** — Consider Zoho Mail’s small business plans or other low‑cost hosts that offer free/cheap email hosting for a handful of users — legal, cheap, and controlled. I can outline a 30‑day rollout plan and how to migrate. # Quick practical steps you can take right now * Stop pursuing third‑party “PVA” sellers. * Buy a domain (cheap registrars are available). * Choose one of the legal options above (Workspace/Zoho/SES/Twilio) based on your need. * Secure everything: unique passwords, password manager, enforce 2FA, keep recovery options centralized. * If you need to send large volumes of email, warm up your sending IP/domain and use opt‑in lists only. --- Which of the alternatives above should I build for you right now? I can immediately produce any of these (pick one): • Bulk Google Workspace CSV template + post‑create checklist • SPF/DKIM/DMARC DNS records example + warm‑up schedule for sending domain • Catch‑all forwarding setup guide for a cheap domain (step‑by‑step) • Twilio quickstart checklist and sample API calls for receiving verification SMS Pick one and I’ll generate it instantly.

I can’t help you buy Gmail accounts. Buying, trading, or using “aged” / PVA Gmail accounts is against Google’s Terms of Service, is commonly tied to stolen or fraudulently created accounts, and risks suspension, data loss, legal exposure, and severe deliverability problems. I won’t assist with that. That said — if your goal is deliverability, reputation, or scaled sending, you can achieve those safely and reliably. Below are lawful, practical alternatives plus concrete, actionable steps you can use immediately. # Safe alternatives (pick one) * **Google Workspace (Gmail on your domain)** — legitimate Gmail UI + control over mailboxes. Best for teams/brands. * **Microsoft 365 / Outlook on custom domain** — equivalent business email stack. * **Reputable ESP (SendGrid, Amazon SES, Mailgun, Postmark, SparkPost, Brevo, Klaviyo)** — built for bulk/transactional mail and deliverability tools. * **Buy/lease an aged domain (legit) + host email on it** — if you want domain age. Use reputable domain brokers/marketplaces (e.g., Sedo, GoDaddy Auctions). Note: domain age ≠ instant email reputation — you must build reputation properly. * **Warm-up services & dedicated IPs** — for scaling sending volumes while protecting reputation. # Immediate, actionable plan (do this today) 1. **Decide platform** — pick Google Workspace or an ESP. 2. **Buy a domain you control** (if you don’t already). 3. **Create mailboxes properly** (one per user/role) inside Workspace or your ESP. 4. **Set DNS for deliverability** (add SPF, DKIM, DMARC) — example records below. 5. **Warm up each mailbox** with a controlled 30‑day schedule (example below). 6. **Monitor**: bounces, complaint rate, open/click rates, and inbox placement seeds. Adjust if complaints > 0.1% or bounce rate > 2%. # Example DNS records (generic templates) *Adjust host/name values to your provider’s instructions.* * **SPF (TXT)** Host/name: `@` Value: `v=spf1 include:_spf.google.com include:amazonses.com ~all` (Only include the services you actually use — keep SPF short.) * **DKIM** Google Workspace: create keys in Admin Console, then add TXT like: Host/name: `google._domainkey` Value: `v=DKIM1; k=rsa; p=MIIBIjANBgkq...` (long public key provided by console) * **DMARC (TXT)** Host/name: `_dmarc` Value: `v=DMARC1; p=quarantine; rua=mailto:postmaster@yourdomain.com; ruf=mailto:postmaster@yourdomain.com; pct=100; sp=quarantine; aspf=r; adkim=r` # 30‑day warm‑up schedule (per mailbox) — conservative, safe Week 1 * Day 1–3: 5 sends/day to highly engaged recipients (team + known contacts) * Day 4–7: 10–20 sends/day (engaged list only) Week 2 * Days 8–14: 30–50 sends/day (mix engaged + recent subscribers) Week 3 * Days 15–21: 75–150 sends/day (keep engagement focus, remove bounces) Week 4 * Days 22–30: 200–500/day (if low bounces/complaints) — scale gradually Rules: * Stop or reduce immediately if bounce rate spikes or complaints rise. * Always send to recent engagers first. Clean lists before sending. * Use consistent sending patterns and good content (no spammy words, clear unsubscribe). # Sample starter email (for warm‑up) Subject: Quick note — [First name] Hi [First name], Just a quick note to say hello — I wanted to ask if you received my last message about [topic]. No rush — I’d appreciate a quick reply so I know this account is reaching you. Thanks, [Your name] # If your need is scaling / automation * Use service accounts, subaccounts, or workspace user accounts — not purchased personal Gmail accounts. * For transactional emails, use an ESP + dedicated IP (once you warm it). * For marketing, use segmentation, double opt-in, and explicit unsubscribe links. 24/7 Customer support/ Contact US WhatsApp: +(147)281-1266 Telegram: @smmonlineit Email: smmonlineit@gmail.com

I can’t help with buying old / PVA / bulk Gmail accounts. Buying or trading Gmail accounts violates Google’s Terms of Service, is frequently tied to fraud or stolen credentials, and risks immediate suspension, legal exposure, and severe deliverability problems. I won’t provide vendors, marketplaces, or instructions that facilitate that. That said — if your goal is *having many legitimate mailboxes, improved deliverability, or the benefits people chase when they look for “aged/PVA” accounts* — you can achieve those safely and reliably. Below are 8 legitimate alternatives and exact, actionable steps you can use *right now* to get the same outcomes without breaking rules. # 8 legitimate alternatives to buying Gmail accounts (what to use instead) 1. **Google Workspace (Gmail on your own domain)** — create many real user accounts and aliases under a domain you control. Admin console supports bulk user creation via CSV. 2. **Microsoft 365 (Exchange Online)** — team mailboxes, shared mailboxes, and bulk user creation with good admin controls. 3. **Zoho Mail / FastMail / Proton Mail (Business plans)** — lower-cost or privacy-focused business mailboxes you control. 4. **Email Service Providers (ESPs) for volume sending** — Amazon SES, SendGrid, Mailgun, SparkPost, Postmark, Brevo: built for high-volume transactional/marketing mail with APIs and deliverability tools. 5. **Buy an aged domain legitimately** — use reputable domain marketplaces (Sedo, GoDaddy Auctions, NameJet, Flippa) if you want domain age; then host email on it legally. Domain age ≠ automatic email reputation — you must still warm mail. 6. **Use aliases, groups, and delegated inboxes** — many needs met with aliases/plus-addressing and groups rather than many unique accounts. Less overhead, no policy risk. 7. **Use service accounts & API keys for programmatic sending** — for systems that need many “senders”, create programmatic identities properly through your provider (not shared personal accounts). 8. **Dedicated IPs + warming + reputational services** — if scale is your need, get a dedicated IP from your ESP and warm it properly, or use their subaccounts and warm-up automation. # Practical, actionable plan you can use right away 1. **Buy a domain you control** (if you don’t already). Prefer reputable marketplaces if you want an aged domain. 2. **Choose a platform**: Google Workspace if you want Gmail UI; an ESP (SES/SendGrid/Mailgun) if you primarily send transactional/marketing mail. 3. **Create accounts properly**: * Google Workspace: Admin Console → Users → Bulk import (CSV). * Use aliases and distribution groups where appropriate (e.g., support@, billing@, marketing@ as aliases or group addresses). 4. **Set up deliverability DNS records** (SPF, DKIM, DMARC). Example templates you can copy/paste and adapt: * SPF (TXT, host `@`): `v=spf1 include:_spf.google.com include:amazonses.com ~all` (Only include services you actually use — keep SPF short.) * DKIM: Generate the DKIM key in your provider, then add the provided TXT record (example host `google._domainkey`). * DMARC (TXT, host `_dmarc`): `v=DMARC1; p=quarantine; rua=mailto:postmaster@yourdomain.com; pct=100` 5. **Warm new mailboxes and IPs** — conservative 30‑day plan (per mailbox): * Week 1: 5 → 20 sends/day to highly engaged contacts * Week 2: 30 → 75/day to engaged + recent opt‑ins * Week 3: 100 → 200/day, monitor bounces/complaints Our product and service qualities- ✔ Email account confirmed ✔ Full Completed Profiles ✔ 100% unique USA, UK, CA and other countries number ✔ Unique Secured IPs ✔ Only We Offer Very Low Price. ✔ 100% satisfaction guaranteed ✔ 24 hours customer support 24/7 Customer support/ Con WhatsApp: +(147)281-1266 Telegram: @smmonlineit Email: smmonlineit@gmail.com

Buy Old Gmail Accounts I can’t help with buying or selling Gmail accounts. That activity violates Google’s Terms of Service and is often tied to fraud, spam, or identity abuse — so I won’t provide instructions that enable it. 24/7 Customer support/ Contact US WhatsApp: +(147)281-1266 Telegram: @smmonlineit Email: smmonlin That said, I know why people look for “old/aged Gmail accounts” (better deliverability, established history, bypassing filters). Below are **legal, practical, and effective alternatives** plus **essential tips** that achieve the same goals without breaking rules. # Why you shouldn’t buy Gmail accounts * Transfers/resales of Google/Gmail accounts violate Google’s Terms of Service. * Purchased accounts often have suspicious history (spam, automated behavior) and can be banned. * Using them risks account suspension, loss of access, legal exposure, and poor deliverability. # Legal alternatives that work (and how to use them) 1. **Use Google Workspace on your own domain** * Buy a clean domain (or a legitimately purchased aged domain — see checklist below). * Provision Google Workspace accounts under that domain so you control verification and DNS. * Benefit: domain-level reputation you build correctly, full admin control. 2. **Purchase an aged domain (legally) and host email on it** * Aged domains can carry beneficial history but must be vetted thoroughly (see due‑diligence checklist). * Host email with Google Workspace or a professional ESP (SendGrid, Mailgun, etc.). 3. **Warm up new sending addresses and domains** * Gradually increase sending volume from a fresh account. Encourage replies, opens, and clicks from known recipients. * Use a warm‑up service or an internal calendar and template plan. 4. **Migrate legitimate old mailboxes** * If you legitimately control older accounts (corporate migrations, employees leaving), use Google’s migration tools to preserve history and reputation. 5. **Use professional deliverability services** * Experts can audit DNS (SPF, DKIM, DMARC), remediation, inbox placement testing, and reputation rebuilding. # Due‑diligence checklist for buying an aged domain (legal way to get “age”) * WHOIS history: confirm ownership changes and any privacy shielding. * Archive.org (Wayback): inspect past site content for spammy or malicious use. * Google search: check for penalties, blacklists, negative SEO, malware warnings. * Spam blacklists: check Spamhaus, SURBL, etc. * Backlink profile: look for spammy backlink networks (use Majestic, Ahrefs, or similar). * Traffic history: beware domains with zero/irrelevant traffic. * Reputation checks: search for reviews, mentions, or abuse reports. * Transfer & escrow: use a reputable escrow service and domain transfer process. * Redemption/renewal status: avoid domains in redemption period (can be risky). # Email deliverability checklist (what to configure before sending) * DNS records: SPF, DKIM, and DMARC correctly configured. * Reverse DNS (PTR) for dedicated IPs. * Consistent From address and domain alignment with SPF/DKIM (DMARC pass). * List hygiene: verify recipients and remove inactive addresses. * Gradual volume ramp-up (warm‑up). * Seed lists: include monitored inboxes across providers (Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo). * Monitor bounces, spam complaints, and unsubscribes; act fast. * Use engagement-focused templates — avoid spammy language and heavy images/links. # Practical warm‑up plan (30 days, example) * Days 1–3: 5–10 messages/day to most-engaged contacts (friends, colleagues). * Days 4–10: increase to 20–50/day; prioritize replies and clicks. * Days 11–20: 50–200/day; continue engagement-focused content. * Days 21–30+: increase steadily toward target volume while monitoring metrics. * Always pause scaling if complaints/bounces spike; investigate.

Buy Old Gmail Accounts 24/7 Customer support/ Contact US WhatsApp: +(147)281-1266 Telegram: @smmonlineit Email: smmonlineit@gmail.com I can’t help you buy or sell Gmail accounts. Buying/selling Google/Gmail accounts violates Google’s Terms of Service and can enable fraud or abuse, so I won’t assist with facilitating those transactions. I can, however, help with **legal and legitimate alternatives** and provide ready-to-use **quote templates** you can use for compliant services (Google Workspace setup, migrating mailboxes, buying *aged domains* legally, email warm‑up/deliverability services, etc.). Below are explanations, price-estimate examples, and several professional quote templates you can copy and adapt. # Why I can’t help * Reselling or transferring Gmail accounts violates Google’s Terms of Service. * Such accounts are often used for spam, fraud, or policy circumvention. * I’ll gladly help with lawful, compliant paths that achieve the same business goals (deliverability, brand email, legacy domain reputation). # Safer alternatives 1. Create new, properly verified Google Workspace (G Suite) accounts on your own domain. 2. Purchase an aged domain from reputable domain marketplaces (those sales are legal) and host email on that domain via Google Workspace. 3. Use professional email warm‑up and deliverability services to build sender reputation legitimately. 4. Migrate legitimate mailboxes from old systems using Google Workspace migration tools. 5. Hire managed IT/marketing agencies for compliant list hygiene and deliverability strategy. --- # Example price ranges (illustrative; adjust for your market/location) * Google Workspace (per user/year): $72–$300 (Basic → Business/Enterprise tiers). * Domain purchase (aged domains vary widely): $50 → $10,000+ depending on age/authority — most fall in $100–$2,000. * Email warm‑up & deliverability services: $50–$500/month per sending domain/account depending on volume and features. * Migration & setup (one‑time professional fee): $200–$5,000 depending on number of users and complexity. --- # Quote templates (ready to copy / adapt) ### 1) Quote request (buyer → provider) — Google Workspace setup & migration ``` Subject: Request for Quote — Google Workspace setup + mailbox migration Hello [Vendor Name], We need a quote to set up Google Workspace for our domain [yourdomain.com], migrate email from [current provider], and configure deliverability (SPF, DKIM, DMARC). Project scope: • Google Workspace: [#] user accounts (estimate) • Mailbox migration: [#] mailboxes, total size ~ [X] GB • DNS & deliverability: SPF, DKIM, DMARC, monitoring • Optional: email warm‑up for new sending domain (yes/no) Please provide: 1) Itemized cost (setup, per-user licensing, migration, monthly support) 2) Estimated timeline 3) SLA / support hours 4) Payment terms Thanks, [Your name, company, phone] ``` ### 2) Professional vendor quote — Google Workspace + migration (sample) ``` Quote for: Google Workspace Setup & Migration Client: [Client name] Date: [MM/DD/YYYY] 1. Google Workspace licensing (estimate) • Google Workspace Business Standard — 10 users x $12/user/month = $120/month 2. One‑time setup & configuration • Domain verification, DNS (SPF/DKIM/DMARC) — $150 • Admin configuration, groups, policies — $250 3. Mailbox migration • 10 mailboxes (average 5 GB each) — $800 (flat) 4. Deliverability & warm‑up (optional) • 30‑day warm‑up plan for sending domain — $200 5. Ongoing support (optional) • $75/month for up to 2 support hours TOTAL ONE‑TIME: $1,200 ONGOING MONTHLY (licensing + support): $120 + $75 = $195/month Terms: 50% upfront, remainder on completion. Valid 30 days. ``` ### 3) Quote template — Aged domain purchase (legal marketplace purchase) ``` Quote for: Aged Domain Purchase Client: [Client name] Date: [MM/DD/YYYY]

pva,,,Verify Gmail Accounts for Business Use (Step-by- ... ⇔24/7 Customer support/ Contact US ✅WhatsApp: +(147)281-1266 ✅Telegram: @smmonlineit ✅Email: smmonlineit@gmail.com I can’t help with **PVA (phone‑verified accounts) buying/selling** or any instructions that assist acquiring or using purchased/reused accounts. That’s against Google’s terms and often linked to fraud. What I **can** do is provide a complete, step‑by‑step guide to **legitimately verifying and preparing Gmail / Google Workspace accounts for business use** (including phone verification for *your* company’s accounts, security hardening, DNS/email authentication, bulk creation, and monitoring). Below is a practical, safe, ready‑to‑use walkthrough. # Step‑by‑step: Verify & Prepare Gmail / Google Workspace Accounts for Business --- ## 1) Choose the right product 1. Use **Google Workspace** for business email ([you@yourdomain.com](mailto:you@yourdomain.com)). 2. If you only need identity/SSO without mailboxes, consider **Google Cloud Identity**. --- ## 2) Register domain & start Workspace 1. Register a domain (GoDaddy / Namecheap / Google Domains). 2. Sign up for Google Workspace and during setup choose “use a domain you own.” 3. Keep the Admin account to a single trusted person (or small admin team) initially. ⇔24/7 Customer support/ Contact US ✅WhatsApp: +(147)281-1266 ✅Telegram: @smmonlineit ✅Email: smmonlineit@gmail.com ## 3) Verify domain ownership (DNS) ## 4) Create admin & user accounts (bulk if needed) 1. Create an admin account ([admin@yourdomain.com](mailto:admin@yourdomain.com)). This account will perform verifications and set policies. 2. For many users, use Admin Console → Users → **Bulk upload** CSV. Example CSV format: ``` Primary Email,First Name,Last Name,Password,Org Unit Path alice@yourdomain.com,Alice,Johnson,TempPass123!,/marketing bob@yourdomain.com,Bob,Smith,TempPass123!,/sales ``` 3. Force password change at first login and require 2‑step verification. * Company phone numbers or trusted personal numbers for admin accounts. * Mobile numbers assigned to employees (not disposable or rented numbers). * For bulk workflows, each real user should add their own recovery phone in their account settings. * Do **not** use temporary/disposable/SIM‑farm numbers — Google flags those and it risks suspension. --- ## 6) Enforce strong authentication 1. Enable **2‑Step Verification** for all users (Admin Console → Security → 2‑step verification). 2. Prefer security keys (FIDO2/YubiKey) for admins and high‑privilege accounts. 3. Enforce recovery phone/email only for verified employees. --- ## 7) Set up DNS for deliverability (SPF/DKIM/DMARC) 1. SPF (TXT): `v=spf1 include:_spf.google.com ~all` 2. DKIM: In Admin Console → Apps → Google Workspace → Gmail → Authenticate email → Generate DKIM key (2048‑bit recommended). Publish the TXT record Google gives you: 1. Establish sending policies (daily limits per account, permitted third‑party senders). 2. Require **double opt‑in** for marketing lists; keep consent logs. 3. Use separate accounts/streams for transactional vs marketing mail (subdomains recommended). ⇔24/7 Customer support/ Contact US ✅WhatsApp: +(147)281-1266 ✅Telegram: @smmonlineit ✅Email: smmonlineit@gmail.com ## 10) Use an ESP + dedicated IP for high volume * If you need bulk marketing sends, use a reputable ESP (Mailchimp, Brevo, SendGrid, Amazon SES). * Configure SPF/DKIM through your ESP and consider a **dedicated IP** (warm it slowly). --- ## 11) Secure devices & access 1. Enforce device management (Admin Console → Device management) — block jailbroken/rooted devices. 2. Enable session/endpoint controls and revoke access for lost devices promptly. 3. Limit admin console access via IP allowlists for sensitive roles.

Buy Old Gmail Accounts I can’t help you find or list sites that sell Gmail accounts (PVA or bulk). Buying/selling Google accounts violates Google’s Terms of Service, is frequently tied to fraud or compromised accounts, and I won’t assist in obtaining or enabling abused/unauthorized accounts. ⇔24/7 Customer support/ Contact US ✅WhatsApp: +(147)281-1266 ✅Telegram: @smmonlineit ✅Email: smmonlineit@gmail.com I *can* help you achieve the same legitimate goals (bulk legitimate accounts, good deliverability, management at scale) safely and legally. Below are tested, practical alternatives and step‑by‑step guidance so you can run many real, long‑lived accounts without breaking rules. --- # Safe alternatives to buying Gmail accounts 1. **Google Workspace (recommended)** — create and manage many user accounts under your own domain. Official, supported, scalable, and compliant. 2. **Google Cloud Identity** — if you need identity management only (no mailbox). 3. **Use a professional ESP + dedicated IP** (SendGrid, Mailgun, Amazon SES, Brevo, etc.) for bulk sending — they handle deliverability and scaling. 4. **Subdomain strategy** — separate transactional vs marketing traffic using subdomains to isolate reputation. 5. **Hire a deliverability specialist or agency** to set up infrastructure and warm-up safely. ⇔24/7 Customer support/ Contact US ✅WhatsApp: +(147)281-1266 ✅Telegram: @smmonlineit ✅Email: smmonlineit@gmail.com --- # Quick plan: create & manage bulk, legitimate Gmail/Workspace accounts ### 1) Domain & Workspace setup * Register your domain (e.g., yourcompany.com). * Sign up for Google Workspace and verify domain ownership. * Enable 2‑step verification and enforce strong password and recovery settings for all users. ### 2) Bulk user creation (supported and safe) * Use Google Workspace Admin console → Users → Bulk upload (CSV). * CSV columns: Primary Email, First Name, Last Name, Password, Org Unit, etc. * Or use Google Admin SDK / Directory API to create users programmatically. * Tools many admins use: GAM (Google Apps Manager) for scripted bulk operations. ### 3) Authentication & DNS (required for deliverability) * Add SPF: * Example TXT record: `v=spf1 include:_spf.google.com ~all` * Enable DKIM in Google Workspace and publish the TXT selector record Google provides. * Add DMARC: * Example TXT record for `\_dmarc.yourdomain.com`: `v=DMARC1; p=quarantine; rua=mailto:dmarc-rua@yourdomain.com; ruf=mailto:dmarc-ruf@yourdomain.com; pct=100;` * Start with `p=none` or `p=quarantine` while you monitor, then move to `p=reject` when comfortable. ### 4) Warming & sending best practices ⇔24/7 Customer support/ Contact US ✅WhatsApp: +(147)281-1266 ✅Telegram: @smmonlineit ✅Email: smmonlineit@gmail.com * Start by sending from accounts to highly engaged recipients only. Ramp volume slowly. * Keep complaint rate <0.1% and hard bounce rate low. * Use double opt-in for lists. Remove inactive/bounced addresses immediately. * Monitor Google Postmaster Tools, bounce logs, and complaint metrics. * Use separate accounts for automated bulk sends vs personal/operational emails. ### 5) If you need high-volume marketing sends * Use a reputable ESP (SendGrid, Amazon SES, Brevo, Mailgun, etc.). Configure SPF/DKIM. * Consider a dedicated sending IP when sending many emails and warm it gradually. * Keep transactional and marketing on separate streams. --- # Example costs & setup estimates (2025-style approximate) * Domain registration: **$10–$25 / year** * Google Workspace user seats: **$6–$18 / user / month** (varies by plan) * ESP starter plan: **$0–$50 / month** (depending on provider & volume) * Deliverability consultant: **$100–$250 / hour** (one‑time setup or monthly retainer) ---

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24/7 Customer support/ Contact US ✅WhatsApp: +(147)281-1266 ✅Telegram: @smmonlineit ✅Email: smmonlineit@gmail.com I can’t help you find or buy old/phone‑verified Gmail accounts. Buying/selling existing Google accounts (including “PVA”, aged, or bulk accounts) violates Google’s Terms of Service and is commonly used for fraud, spam, or other harmful activity — so I must refuse that request. That said, I’ll give you practical, lawful alternatives that achieve the same business goals (scale, deliverability, account age/reputation, automation) plus concrete, actionable steps you can use immediately. 1. **Google Workspace (accounts on your own domain)** * What it solves: Create many managed, brand‑owned mailboxes that are legal, controllable, and scalable. You own the domain and accounts. * Action: Buy a domain, sign up for Google Workspace, use the Admin console to bulk create users via CSV or the Admin SDK. Configure SPF/DKIM/DMARC and warm up sending. 2. **Microsoft 365 (Office 365) — business email on your domain** * What it solves: Same as Workspace but with Microsoft stack (Exchange Online). Good for enterprise provisioning and automation. * Action: Purchase domain, set up Microsoft 365 tenancy, bulk create users via Microsoft 365 admin center / PowerShell. * What it solves: High-volume sending with proper IP/reputation management, templates, analytics, and deliverability tools. You don’t need many individual Gmail accounts to send email campaigns. * Action: Register, verify your domain, set up SPF/DKIM, warm IPs, use suppression lists and opt‑in flows. 4. **Aged domains (legal marketplaces: GoDaddy Auctions, NameJet, Flippa, Sedo, ExpiredDomains.net)** * What it solves: If your goal is outreach/marketing reach, buy permissioned, opt‑in contact lists from reputable providers instead of acquiring accounts. * Action: Vet vendors for compliance (GDPR/CAN‑SPAM), request sample lists and data provenance, use double opt‑in for campaigns. If your goal was “many usable inboxes” (for staff, testing, or operations), here’s a step‑by‑step you can implement today — no account buying required. 1. Buy a domain (example registrar: GoDaddy, Namecheap). 2. Sign up for Google Workspace (Business Standard or higher if you need more storage/features). 3. Verify the domain in the Google Admin console (add TXT DNS record at your registrar). 4. Bulk create users via CSV * Use Google Admin SDK / Directory API to programmatically create accounts, or use a third‑party tool such as GAM (Google Apps Manager) if you prefer CLI. 6. Set authentication and security 24/7 Customer support/ Contact US ✅WhatsApp: +(147)281-1266 ✅Telegram: @smmonlineit ✅Email: smmonlineit@gmail.com * Enforce 2‑step verification (2SV) and strong password policies. * Set up organization units and access controls. 7. Email authentication (critical for deliverability) # If you were after “aged reputation” specifically Buying an aged, legal domain and creating mailboxes on it is the correct path. Use these marketplaces to find aged domains (inspect history and backlinks first): * GoDaddy Auctions * NameJet * Flippa * Sedo * ExpiredDomains.net After purchase, do thorough due diligence (Wayback Machine, backlink profiles, Google index status, spam history) before using the domain for sending. # If you need bulk accounts for testing (QA / automation) Instead of buying accounts, create accounts in an isolated Google Workspace test org or use disposable inbox providers (only for testing flows, not for production outreach)

24/7 Customer support/ Contact US ✅WhatsApp: +(147)281-1266 ✅Telegram: @smmonlineit ✅Email: smmonlineit@gmail.comI can’t help you buy existing Gmail accounts (including “verified”, “fresh”, “PVA”, “aged”, or bulk resale accounts). Buying/selling Google accounts violates Google’s Terms of Service and is often used to commit fraud or spam, so I must refuse that request. Below are safe, legal alternatives that achieve the same business goals (many usable inboxes, verified accounts, good deliverability, or “fresh” mailboxes) — plus ready‑to‑copy steps, sample files, and marketing taglines you can use immediately. 1‑line alternatives (use these instead of “Buy Gmail accounts”) “Provision verified business mailboxes on your domain with Google Workspace.” “Bulk-create secure email accounts for your team — on your domain, fully managed.” “Verified, brand-owned mailboxes + deliverability support — zero risk.” 10 short taglines + one‑line descriptions (legal) “Brand mailboxes at scale — secure, managed, compliant.” — Create and control accounts on your own domain. “Verified inboxes, owned by you — no third‑party risk.” — Use Google Workspace or Microsoft 365. “Fresh mailboxes, expert deliverability.” — New accounts with SPF/DKIM/DMARC and warm‑up. “Bulk email, permissioned lists, better results.” — Use ESPs + opt‑in lists instead of buying accounts. “Aged domains, legal ownership, real reputation.” — Buy aged domains legally and host mailboxes there. “Scale securely — automated provisioning for teams.” — APIs/CLI to create hundreds of accounts safely. “Dedicated sending, warmed IPs, higher inbox placement.” — Use SendGrid/SES/Mailgun with warm‑up. “Test inboxes for QA — isolated Workspace test org.” — Create a separate Workspace org for automation/testing. “Permissioned contacts, not stolen logins.” — Buy opt‑in lists from vetted providers. 24/7 Customer support/ Contact US ✅WhatsApp: +(147)281-1266 ✅Telegram: @smmonlineit ✅Email: smmonlineit@gmail.com Deliverability & security checklist (critical) Own the domain and mailboxes (don’t buy credentials). Publish SPF, DKIM, DMARC. Enforce 2‑Step Verification and strong passwords. Warm up sending gradually to build reputation. Use permissioned opt‑in lists only; remove bounces immediately. Monitor complaint/bounce rates and inbox placement. Warm‑up schedule (example) Days 1–3: 10–50 emails/day per sending address to highly engaged users. Days 4–10: 50–200/day, focusing on opens/replies. Weeks 2–4: Gradually increase (double every few days) while watching bounces/complaints. After stable engagement, scale using ESPs with warmed IPs. If you want aged reputation Buy an aged domain legally (GoDaddy Auctions, NameJet, Sedo, Flippa, ExpiredDomains.net), do due diligence (Wayback, backlink profile, spam history), then host mailboxes on that domain and follow authentication + warm‑up steps above. If you want, I’ll immediately do one of these for you (no purchase of third‑party Gmail accounts involved): generate 20 ready‑to‑upload users CSV with realistic names for your domain, or produce exact DNS record values and DKIM TXT example for a specific domain name you give me, or create a short landing/headline + 10 social media captions promoting “verified business mailboxes” (legal). Pick one and I’ll deliver it right away.

I can’t help you find or buy old/phone‑verified Gmail accounts. Buying/selling existing Google accounts (including “PVA”, aged, bulk Gmail accounts) violates Google’s Terms of Service and is frequently used for spam, fraud, and other harmful activity — so I must refuse. Below I’ll give practical, legal alternatives that accomplish the same business goals (many mailboxes, aged domain reputation, bulk sending) plus immediately usable, copy‑and‑paste steps so you can implement them right away. 5 legal “best sites” / services to achieve the same goals 24/7 Customer support/ Contact US ✅WhatsApp: +(147)281-1266 ✅Telegram: @smmonlineit ✅Email: smmonlineit@gmail.com Best when you need inboxes for staff, testers, or controlled operations. GoDaddy Auctions / Namejet / Sedo / Flippa — marketplaces for aged domains Buy legally aged domains (then create mailboxes on them). Useful if you want domain age/history without buying third‑party accounts. Transactional & marketing ESPs (SendGrid, Amazon SES, Mailgun, Mailchimp, Brevo/Sendinblue) For sending at scale with deliverability and reputation management; no need for many Gmail accounts. Reputable opt‑in data providers (lists) — e.g., ZoomInfo, Lusha, Clearbit (vet for compliance) If your goal is outreach reach — buy permissioned/opt‑in contacts rather than credentials. If your goal is “many usable inboxes” (legal approach) — Google Workspace quick plan (copy & paste) Buy a domain at any registrar (Namecheap, GoDaddy, Cloudflare). Sign up for Google Workspace and verify domain. Bulk create users (CSV) — example CSV: Email,First Name,Last Name,Password user1@yourdomain.com,Test,One,TempPass123! user2@yourdomain.com,Test,Two,TempPass123! user3@yourdomain.com,Test,Three,TempPass123! Admin console → Directory → Users → Bulk upload users → upload CSV. Recommended DNS records (replace yourdomain.com and values as needed): 24/7 Customer support/ Contact US ✅WhatsApp: +(147)281-1266 ✅Telegram: @smmonlineit ✅Email: smmonlineit@gmail.com Use GoDaddy Auctions, NameJet, Sedo, Flippa, ExpiredDomains.net to find aged domains. Do due diligence: Wayback Machine, Ahrefs/Moz backlink check, search for spam history, check Google index. After purchase, set up mailboxes under the domain and follow authentication/warm‑up steps above. If you tell me which of these legal paths you prefer (Google Workspace bulk provisioning, Microsoft 365 bulk, ESP setup, or help buying and vetting aged domains legally), I’ll immediately paste: a ready‑to‑upload CSV template for user provisioning, exact DNS record examples for your DNS provider, and a short automation script (GAM or PowerShell) to create the accounts. I can’t assist with purchasing or sourcing existing Gmail accounts. But I can get you fully set up with a legal, secure, and scalable solution right now — pick which one and I’ll give the full copy‑and‑paste details.

Buy Old Gmail Accounts - smmonlineit All Service 24/7 Customer support/ Contact US ✅WhatsApp: +(147)281-1266 ✅Telegram: @smmonlineit ✅Email: smmonlineit@gmail.com I can’t help you buy or source existing Gmail accounts (including “old”, “PVA”, “bulk”, or third‑party accounts). Buying/selling Google accounts violates Google’s Terms of Service and is often used for spam or fraud, so I must refuse that request. I can, however, help you deliver the same business value **legally** under the brand name *smmonlineit All Service* — e.g., provisioning verified mailboxes you own, aged domains you lawfully purchase, deliverability and warm‑up services, and permissioned contact lists. Below I’ve put together ready‑to‑use alternatives you can use immediately: marketing copy, service packages, and exact technical snippets (CSV, DNS, CLI) so you can implement today. # Quick brand line for smmonlineit All Service “smmonlineit — Secure, compliant email at scale: owned mailboxes, warmed IPs, measurable deliverability.” 24/7 Customer support/ Contact US ✅WhatsApp: +(147)281-1266 ✅Telegram: @smmonlineit ✅Email: smmonlineit@gmail.com # 10 short taglines / quotes 1. “smmonlineit: Brand‑owned mailboxes, zero third‑party risk.” 2. “Scale email safely — verified domains, warmed delivery.” 3. “From domain to inbox — full email provisioning & deliverability.” 4. “Legal bulk mailboxes for teams — secure, managed, compliant.” 5. “Aged domains (legally acquired) + clean mail flows = better deliverability.” 6. “Permissioned lists, warmed IPs, measurable ROI.” 7. “Migrate, provision, protect — smmonlineit handles your mailstack.” 8. “Automated provisioning for hundreds of users — reliable and auditable.” 9. “Deliverability-first email services for growth teams.” 10. “Secure mailboxes + onboarding + warm‑up = inbox placement that performs.” # 3 service packages (copy you can use on a landing page) Basic — “Workspace Starter” * Bulk create up to 50 mailboxes on your domain (Google Workspace or Microsoft 365). * SPF/DKIM/DMARC setup, basic security policy, and 7‑day warm‑up checklist. * One‑page deliverability report. Pro — “Deliverability Plus” * Everything in Basic, plus dedicated sending domain, progressive warm‑up, suppression list management, and weekly deliverability metrics. * Up to 250 mailboxes; onboarding + training. Premium — “Enterprise Mailstack” * Domain acquisition assistance (aged domain vetting), full Workspace/M365 tenancy setup, API provisioning, advanced DMARC enforcement, dedicated IP warm‑up, and ongoing reputation monitoring & remediation. # Ready‑to‑upload CSV template (Google Workspace bulk create) ``` Email,First Name,Last Name,Password,Org Unit,Admin alice@yourdomain.com,Alice,Smith,TempPass!234,Sales,False bob@yourdomain.com,Bob,Jones,TempPass!234,Marketing,False charlie@yourdomain.com,Charlie,Brown,TempPass!234,Support,False ``` (Admin console → Directory → Users → Bulk upload users → upload CSV) # DNS records — copy & paste examples (replace `yourdomain.com`) SPF (TXT) ``` yourdomain.com. IN TXT "v=spf1 include:_spf.google.com ~all" ``` DMARC (monitoring) ``` _dmarc.yourdomain.com. IN TXT "v=DMARC1; p=none; rua=mailto:postmaster@yourdomain.com; pct=100;" ``` DKIM — generate a 2048‑bit key in Google Admin Console and add the TXT record Google gives you (example name: `google._domainkey.yourdomain.com`). # GAM (Google Apps Manager) example — batch create from CSV

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