> Could very well be that the people you're working with were actually spammers Let’s see... 1. They purchased lists of emails that they could send to. 2. Th

> Could very well be that the people you're working with were actually spammers Let’s see... 1. They purchased lists of emails that they could send to. 2. They made landing pages that lied about the advertised product (e.g. an iPhone version that doesn’t exist yet). 3. There were unsubscribe links, but guess what clicking it did? Increase the open rate. 4. When they hired people and trained them to set up new VPS’es, they asked that they use their own credit cards and reimbursed them through salary. 5. They discussed purchasing fake credit cards. 6. They bribed employees at large email distribution services online tens of thousands of dollars to avoid getting flagged. I took some time to pay them back because I was broke, and as a result, they put my phone number in their spam lists. I mean, content marketing lists. Could very well be that the people I was working with were actually spammers.