+100K Unauthorized SMTP Accesses Sale is Detected

In a hacker forum the sale of unauthorized +100K SMTP accesses is detected.


Selling +100k Fresh SMTP's Premium | 187,570 Mail Access

I would like to sell an +2000 SMTP's (mail delivery 100% inspected, guaranteed and fresh only!) - (Validation Date - Today - 19.05.2024).

✨SMTP Servers from Mix-World✨

- Edu SMTP's - No specified Limit - $10

- Gov SMTP's - No specified Limit - $10

- Corp SMTP's - No specified Limit - $10

✨SMTP Servers Premium✨

Amazon SES SMTP: 50k-5M emails per day - $200

So-net SMTP: 50K emails per day Limit - $100

IONOS (1&1) (.com, .uk): 3.5k emails per hour Limit - $100

Nifty Japan Registry Services SMTP: 50k emails per day Limit - $50

one.com SMTP: No specified Limit - $100

NameCheap SMTP: 200 emails per hour, 10,000 emails per hour Limit - $20/$150

Godaddy SMTP: 12,000 emails per day, 24,000 emails per day Limit - $40/$60

Hostinger SMTP: 200 emails per hour, 500 emails per hour Limit - $30/$50

ORANGE.FR SMTP – 5K Limit per day Limit - $20.00

Aruba.it SMTP: 5,000 emails per day Limit - $20

OVH.NET SMTP: 5,000 emails per day Limit - $20

GMX SMTP (.de, .net): No specified Limit - $10

Microsoft/Office365 SMTP: No specified Limit - $1

Anything else you want laws from here⬇️

https://**

Ports: 587, 465, etc..

Most Smtp's have access to webmail too

SMTP format:

Host, port, email, password

Price is Negotiable

To buy:

You can contact me on telegram: @**

It's possible to open escrow or midleman !

Provide SMTP after payment!

Thank you!

Have a nice day.

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