[Phishing] Get your Phisher e-mail past spam filters.

[Albedo]

NODMailer's not getting sent into spam, nor is any other mass mail spoofer you choose to use. After about two hours of experimentation, i've deducted that it's the domain you use for your phisher that is triggering the spam filter.

Once domains get reported to the spam/phishing department of whatever mail service, they automatically send any emails containing any links to said domain to the spam box. This only lasts for a short time, i believe.

To combat this, i suggest you register a numerous domains and cycle through the bunch. They can all be linked to the same phisher.

Free Domains -

[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
[Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

If anyone else has any way of obscuring urls / some special way to hide the domain in the hyperlink, please share. This realization is a bit disheartening.

EDIT: Sending e-mails from a different address such as [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] seems to work as well. Please share any other fixes you may have found.

[aaró]

Hmm will experiment and post back!

[Y R U A NUB ?]

Seriously, does that actually work? I've never thought of it that way... I'll be experimenting too! +rep

EDIT: Doesn't seem to give any results, unfortunately

[Weedzor]

Tryed this a few times.. your right its the domain that triggers the spamfilter.
i tryed to send the mail with and without the domain, without it goes to inbox.. bit annoying when i finnaly found some emails.. :P

+rep

Edit: Anyways to go throu this ? already used dot . tk.. :/

does it work to 100% if i get a domain i pay for ?

[Albedo]

You can set up an html redirect using this code =

<meta HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" content="0; url=http://www.yourdomain.com/index.html">

Just set up an account with a free host, set that as the html for your index page, and set it to redirect to your REAL domain.

Then, in the e-mail, direct the link to the redirecting page.