How to avoid being flagged as spam?

The prevention guide to keep your numbers clean.

SAFE
Protection Protocol
Prevention Guide

Short Answer: The 80-3-48 Rule

80

Max calls/day/number

3

Minimum numbers in rotation

48h

Rest/week/number

The 6 Golden Rules of Prevention

01

Controlled Volume

Never exceed 80 calls/day/number in standard B2B. Divide by 2 for sensitive sectors.

02

Active Rotation

Minimum 3 numbers in rotation. Switch every 2-4 hours depending on your volume.

03

Timing Respected

Call between 9am-12pm and 2pm-6pm on weekdays. Never on Sunday, never during meals.

04

Pickup Priority

Aim for a pickup rate > 25%. Below 15%, you are in the danger zone.

05

Preventive Rest

Let a number rest 48h/week minimum. That's the price of longevity.

06

Continuous Monitoring

Check your numbers at least once/week. A problem detected early = a number saved.

Safety Thresholds by Sector

SectorMax Calls/DayMin. NumbersRisk Level
Standard B2B (IT, Services)80-1003LOW
Insurance / Real Estate50-705MODERATE
Telecom / Fiber40-606HIGH
Energy Renovation / CPF / Real Estate Prospecting30-5010+CRITICAL

Recommended vs Prohibited Hours

Green Zones

  • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (Optimal morning)
  • 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM (Optimal afternoon)
  • Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday

Red Zones

  • 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM (Lunch break)
  • 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM (Dinner / Evening)
  • Saturday afternoon, Sunday

Fatal Mistakes to Avoid

Calling non-consenting lists

Immediate reporting by irritated recipients.

Calling back the same number 5x

Harassment behavior detected by algorithms.

Ignoring "No thanks"

Every unhappy prospect = a potential reporter.

Burst calls (200 in 10 min)

Robot pattern detected, immediate network block.

One single number for everything

When it burns, you lose 100% of your capacity.

Never checking your numbers

You're calling into the void without knowing it.

Pre-Campaign Checklist

Qualified prospect file (opt-in)Critical
Minimum 3 numbers in rotationCritical
Non-aggressive script testedCritical
Legal hours respected (9am-8pm)Critical
Weekly number rest
Automatic monitoring activated
Numbers verified before use
Local prefixes adapted to targets

Preventive Rest Protocol

SituationScoreRecommended Action
Normal usage0-30%48h rest/week (preventive)
Vigilance30-70%Reduce volume, monitor
Nuisance detected70-80%15 days complete rest
Confirmed negative80-90%30 days complete rest
Spam / Fraud90%+Change the number

Prevention Questions

How many max calls per day per number?
Normal sector (B2B, IT): 80-100 calls/day. Sensitive sector (insurance, real estate): 50-70 calls/day. Toxic sector (energy renovation, CPF): 30-50 calls/day maximum. Beyond that, the risk of being reported increases exponentially.
Is number rotation enough?
No, it's only part of the solution. Rotation dilutes volume but doesn't fix a bad script, bad timing, or a poorly qualified prospect file. You need to work on ALL levers simultaneously.
Are mobile numbers (06/07) better protected?
Yes and no. 06/07 numbers have a better initial pickup rate (+30% in B2C), but they are also more closely monitored. A mobile number that spams will burn faster than a landline because the behavior is more suspicious.
Should certain prefixes be avoided?
Yes. The 09 77 and 09 78 prefixes are historically associated with aggressive telemarketing. Geographic prefixes (01-05) inspire more trust. For B2B, favor your prospects' local area codes.
Is the weekend riskier?
Absolutely. Saturday afternoon and Sunday calls are very poorly perceived. The reporting rate is 3x higher than on weekdays. Also avoid mealtimes (12pm-2pm, 7pm-9pm).

Prevention is better than cure.

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