14 cold emails I never asked for, from domains carrying InvoZone's name, sent through Salesforce and Amazon.
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14emails sent under the InvoZone name
8different sender domains
8Salesforce accounts used to send them
12 of 14with no way to opt out at all
What happened
InvoZone is a software development and staff augmentation company. Its main website is invozone.com. I've never done business with them, never signed up for anything of theirs, and never asked to hear from them.
Between 2025-11-11 and 2026-08-11 I got 14 cold sales emails from domains with InvoZone's name in them: invozone.biz, invo-zone.com, invo-zone.tech, invozone.business, invozone.global, invozone.info and invozones.cloud. One more came from zonetech.pro, signed by a consultant at "Invozone LLC." None of them came from invozone.com itself.
The pitch is always the same. Developers for hire, "20/hr," "Free Proof of Concept." The subject lines pretend there's already something going on: "are we pushing this to Y26?", "available tomorrow at 2 PM EST?", "Hoping to Connect." There's no project and no meeting. Two of them greeted somebody else by name, which looks to me like a mail merge run off a list I never signed up for.
How it gets sent
12 of these went out through Salesforce, using 8 different Salesforce customer accounts. When one account gets reported, the next email comes from a new one.
2 came through Amazon SES, Amazon's own email service. Those were the only ones with an unsubscribe link, and the link pointed to a mailing server at sendy.invozone.dev.
12 of the 14 had no way to opt out at all. No unsubscribe link, no "reply STOP," nothing. Not one of them said it was an ad, and none of the ones I checked had a postal address. The federal CAN-SPAM Act requires all three.
What I found out about them
InvoZone is a software development and staff augmentation company with its main delivery center in Pakistan.
The company
Main website: invozone.com. The operating company is INVOZONE (PVT.) LTD in Lahore.
Florida state records show an "Invozone LLC" formed in November 2021 and voluntarily dissolved in December 2023. The 2026 emails were still signed "Invozone LLC".
Their unsubscribe links pointed to sendy.invozone.dev, a mailing server on InvoZone's own domain.
How it's set up
The look-alike domains (invozone.biz, invo-zone.tech, invozones.cloud and so on) are registered in batches, and many are set up to send through Salesforce before they ever send anything.
One Salesforce account sent me InvoZone's pitch in April 2026 and a different company's pitch in August 2026.
Related domains
Domains tied to the same outfit by registration, hosting or mail setup. Not all of them have sent me anything yet.
invo-zone.cloudSet up to send through Salesforce; same server and registration batch as InvoZone domains that mailed me.
invo-zone.websiteSet up to send through Salesforce; same server and registration batch as InvoZone domains that mailed me.
invobeta.liveSet up to send through Salesforce; same server and registration batch as InvoZone domains that mailed me.
invozone.cloudSet up to send through Salesforce; same server and registration batch as InvoZone domains that mailed me.
invozone.devHosts the mailing server (sendy.invozone.dev) that the InvoZone spam's unsubscribe links point to.
invozone.digitalSet up to send through Salesforce; same server and registration batch as InvoZone domains that mailed me.
invozone.inkServes a copy of an InvoZone leadership profile page; set up to send through Salesforce; same server as InvoZone domains that mailed me.
invozone.netRedirects to invozone.com.
invozone.orgRedirects to invozone.com.
invozone.proServes a copy of an InvoZone leadership profile page; set up to send through Salesforce; same server as InvoZone domains that mailed me.
invozone.solutionsSet up to send through Salesforce; same server and registration batch as InvoZone domains that mailed me.
invozone.usRedirects to invozone.com.
invozone.websiteSet up to send through Salesforce; same server and registration batch as InvoZone domains that mailed me.
invozone.xyzRedirects to invozone.com.
invozonesol.cloudSet up to send through Salesforce; same server and registration batch as InvoZone domains that mailed me.
invozonetech.liveSet up to send through Salesforce; same server and registration batch as InvoZone domains that mailed me.
Plus about 10 more invozone and invo-zone domains on the same servers that I can't tie down as firmly.
What providers did
AWS, August 2026: said it would contact its customer, later sent a "mitigated" notice. The mail kept coming from new Salesforce accounts.
What reporting it got me
I reported these to Salesforce and to Amazon. Salesforce sent case numbers. The emails kept coming from new Salesforce accounts.
Amazon sent a notice saying the issue had been "mitigated." Then Amazon asked if it could give my email address to its customer. I said no, and they closed the case. The full Salesforce and AWS story is here.
Every InvoZone email I got
Date received, sending address, how it was delivered, and the subject line.
2026-08-11zeeshan@invozones.cloudvia Salesforce“[me], available tomorrow at 2 PM EST?”
2026-04-20asfand@zonetech.provia Salesforce“[me], Quick call to explore collaboration?”
These 4 came from corexalabs.net and invobeta.site. Same pitch, same subject-line style, same Salesforce sending pool, and new Salesforce accounts just like the rest. They don't use the InvoZone name, so I can't prove who sent them, and I'm listing them separately.