i need to buy account office 365 A1

@John Tanner Worthington @Ahmad Nouman would like to join this one, can you tell if you're still running this community?

Hi everyone, I’m looking for feedback from people with experience in Instantly.ai deliverability, warm-up, and outbound infrastructure. My setup is: Instantly.ai — DFY Google accounts — 1-year-old domains — not blacklisted — 4 email accounts connected on each domain, REPURCHASED yesterday. My priority is strong deliverability infrastructure, not aggressive volume. I would rather build a stable setup first and keep sending volume conservatively. For that reason, I plan to keep the daily sending limit at 19 emails per account. I’d appreciate recommendations on the missing parameters below, based on best practices and real-world experience: Account Warm-up time before launching Campaign: (2, 3, 4 weeks)? Account — Settings — Campaign Settings: Daily sending limit: 19 Minimum wait time: ? Campaign slow ramp: enabled Daily Inbox Placement test limit: ? Custom Tracking Domain: enabled CNAME verified, SSL verified Increase per day: ? Daily warmup limit: ? Reply rate %: ? Warmup Settings Advanced: Weekdays only: enabled Read emulation: enabled Warm custom tracking domain: enabled Open Rate: 100 Spam Protection: 100 Mark Important: 100 If your recommendation is different for any of these fields, I’d love to hear why. I’m especially interested in settings that support long-term inbox placement, domain health, and low-risk scaling. Thanks in advance to anyone willing to share a tested approach.🙏

I bought google domains, set up authentication (DKIM, DMARC, SPF), warmed them using instantly (15 emails per day) for 3+ weeks. I then ran my copy through spam checker to make sure no spam words are in there. Verified leads through Million Verifier Did an inbox placement test. All emails to Google landed in inbox. All emails to Microsoft landed in spam. Anyone else having the same issue?

I have a lot of old Gmails. I need a strong trusted buyer who will buy bulk Gmails regularly.