Is mass mailing for the purpose of buying spam?

Question

Marketing

For example, I sent out 1,000 letters, they describe what I do and what I need to rent and want to do it in this company, but left companies may be involved, or companies without the service I need at all.
Is it spam if I don't sell anything but only offer to buy from them/cooperate.
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Answer 1

Spam is any mailing that is not initialized by the user

Answer 2

Spam is all I didn't ask, what difference does it make if you buy or sell

Answer 3

Of course.
Spam is any junk mail in my inbox - both with requests to buy and with requests to sell (do you think there are few of them? Detochkin!"...

Answer 4

not spam, but mailing! so it will be better)

Answer 5

Spam is all letters from strangers that users do not expect. The point is not even in the theoretical definition of spam, but in the fact that users, having received your letter, will most likely click on the “spam” button.

If you send 1000 such letters, then very soon the systems of Yandex, Google, mail.ru and everyone else will consider you a spammer and drive your letters to the spam folder. Moreover, Yandex, as far as I know, will simply not let your letters through. Your email address (domain) will be blacklisted very soon.

On the other hand, you won't get arrested or jailed for spamming. So if spam makes you money, why not use it? After all, SEOs often use "gray schemes" for website promotion. For example, buying links. It is, in fact, a scam.

So if it's cost effective for you to bulk send, use a third party service and an additional domain name. In order not to compromise your site.

I've been doing mass mailing myself for a while. Offered the services of one company for the purchase and sale of abstracts.
Of course, it was spam, but customers responded and brought money.
It is important to get a suitable base where you can find a lot of potential customers. Sending letters to a random base is a useless undertaking.