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Why Not to Send Campaigns Through Hosting Print

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The limits and why they exist.

THE HARD LIMITS

Shared hosting enforces an hourly sending limit. A campaign to a few hundred subscribers will be interrupted partway.

WHY THE LIMIT EXISTS

One account sending in volume affects the sending reputation of every account on the server.

A campaign generating complaints damages delivery for everyone.

WHAT ELSE IS MISSING

No bounce handling, so invalid addresses are retried indefinitely No unsubscribe management, which is a legal requirement in most places No delivery reporting No reputation management No warm-up of sending volume

WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU TRY

The send stops partway. Some subscribers receive it, some do not, and you cannot tell which.

Repeated attempts damage your domain's reputation.

THE LEGITIMATE ARRANGEMENT

Use a sending service. Configure its SPF and DKIM records for your domain.

Your mailboxes stay with us for correspondence; campaigns go through the service.

That is the correct separation, and it is what every serious sender does.


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