One to add to your list: I had an email rejected because it had “Hi” in the subject line.

Hello every one.

It looks almost impossible to write something in English..
Just about every 2nd word becomes spam

Black lists filters must get better and filter out phrases and not words. just as Google searches “intelligently” so must the black lists/anti spams.

Well,
Maybe we should start Emailing Videos and MP3s and not text… ?

Eli.

Interesting and very useful. I copy and pasted all the above words into an email and sent it to another couple of email addresses and they both got through without being trapped. Perhaps tjhe secret is to to use all the words!

Keep up the blogging this great info.

rega

I am amazed at the difference between what 1 isp considers spam and what another one does.
I still get emails with lots of those words to one of my email accounts (I wont mention which isp) but strangely certain other accounts block them entirely.
I also find it strange which phrases could be considered spam by isp’s these days – Billing address for example, and any other phrase which might legitimately relate to online purchases.
The world of spam seems crazy to me!

Thanks for the information…….

I heard that you should never use the word ‘specialist’ in your email subject because the word ‘cialis’ is embedded in it.

Great list, thanks! Goes to show how tenacious spammers have become.

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It looks like a lot of forbidden words but the more you do email marketing, the more it becomes second nature to avoid them. Thanks for providing this list.

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The world of SPAM is killing us little by little, what on earth will someone write on that he won’t include most of these words that are considered as spam. This is an eye opener for me, though. Thanks for the effort. God bless

Thank you for this list. I have a question: Do you have a “sp*m words” list in other languages, too? In my case, I’m interested in German.

Thank you
Thomas

Piotr,

Here’s what I’ve found out…

It’s almost impossible to write an email without using at least two or three (minimum) of those spam words listed above. So I don’t worry too much about it because I write my emails with some of those words on a regular basis so that it makes sense.

Besides, it comes to down to ‘how’ you say it and not entirely what you say in this case.

Avoid the hype and use HTML to hyperlink your call to actions like “free access” to get your messages through.

It’s a good practice to also to test all your emails before sending them out.

Cheers,
Paul

No wonder some mails jump into spam!
I never knew I was going against some rules. Thanks GR
Patrick