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   I need a Bulk E-mailer software to blast 06-Feb-02 Spammer
      You must have a very generic product/ser 18-Feb-02 vj
        This is from today's issue of Doctor Ebi 26-Feb-02 Puru Subedi

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Spammer Posted on 06-Feb-02 02:22 AM

I need a Bulk E-mailer software to blast off e-mails to 1.5 million e-mail addresses I purchased. I would like to blast the e-mails in chunks of 1000-10000.

I am looking to buy an affordable (or free) software that will send e-mails (from their smtp), my ISP does not allow bulkmailing. Could someone help.

Thank you.
vj Posted on 18-Feb-02 08:33 PM

You must have a very generic product/service if you are planning on sending emails to millions of people. This kind of venture coould cause a lot of issues for your business.

Now to answer your question, I use Mailloop

Go to http://www.momocha.com/Ecommerce.htm

vj
www.momocha.com
Puru Subedi Posted on 26-Feb-02 03:17 PM

This is from today's issue of Doctor Ebiz..
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While Netscape Communicator, Outlook Express, Outlook 98/2000, and Eudora are good for personal e-mail communications, they are not made for bulk mailings such as opt-in newsletters. (Note: Bulk e-mail does not equal spam, which is unsolicited commercial e-mail.) For newsletters of any size you'll need a listserver that will send out the messages as well as handle subscriptions, unsubscriptions, and bounces. The From and Reply-to fields can be set to any address you like. Listservers come in two flavors -- desktop programs and Web-interface hosted applications (ASPs).

Two good desktop programs for PCs are Infacta Group Mail (www.infacta.com) and the more complex Gammadyne Mailer (http://gammadyne.com/mmail.htm). For Macintosh consider MaxBulk Mailer (http://www.maxprog.com/MaxBulk.html). A great, free, advertising-supported listserver is available from Yahoo! Groups (www.yahoogroups.com). Among ASPs, also consider Topica Email Publisher (www.topica.com/tep) and bCentral List Builder (www.bcentral.com/products/lb/default.asp?lid=295). I use SparkList's Lyris (http://www.sparklist.com) for my newsletter lists.