Ok you can do this <?php mail("to","topic","message"); ?> This will send the email. You can use an array and a while loop to change the to address.
Can you help me find either a software or service provider who can help me send e-mails to a Yahoo inbox (not bulk folder) by IP rotation? I don't frequent this forum, so it is best if replies are sent direct to nedbulk@yahoo.com (and if you can't get into my inbox there, we probably don't have much to talk about!) I look forward to overwhelming responses. -Ned.
No, but there ARE billions of email addresses out there, most of them defunct. I wish the original poster to miserably fail in his project. There is NO justification for sending out that much mail, and anyone helping this poster is part of the problem he is causing. Jakomo - it IS your problem, and the problem of every Internet user...
IN case of millions or billions mail...........per day is very tuff stuff, but it can be possible..you have to take your own dedicated server and or and send mail locally........... In case of spam issue you must have to talk to your service provider, They will tell the exact amount of data send through mail daily...
Oh, yeah, something like: $i == 0; while $i < 1000000000 { mail("to: everyone on planet earth","topic: some rubbish to fool the spam filters","Message: H1, I kn0w you d1dn't @sk for this m@il, but h3ll, we're going to w@ste your t1me, sp@ce, 1ntell1gence, and glob@l internet b@ndwidth on @dvert1sing some spurious product in the hope of selling at least 1, because if we used legit1mate m@rketing means, no-one would t0uch 1t"); $i +=1 } Beautiful, simple - keep the spam flowing.
theoretically $result=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM table"); while($row = $result['emailaddress']); { mail($to,$subject,$message,$headers); } PHP: will work but for billonszzz ? kapuva | kapuva | kapuva
You DO NOT want to use the php mail() function for any email's in a loop. Even the PHP manual says that! http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.mail.php And, you are going to need a heck of a lot of servers, and I don't think PHP would be the language of choice here for that amount of mail.
Wouldn't suggest doing on your own, your host / other providers could mark you as possible spam and block you / your domain or IP. Better to pay for this service and let professionals do the work for you!!
I think this project has a not good purpose, for if it normal it no need to send million email one time!
Probably you need a dedicated server, a shared platform will not allow you to send bulk email (most of them allows some 500 email/day/account). You can use SMTP for sending mail, or just can use PHP mail() function. But friend, always remember to purchase a bundle of IP for your server. Because if you send lot of (I don't think billion is an appropriate term, because there is a time constrain, and the fact is, it may take a year to send this much emails) emails, your IPs will be black-listed one by one. And each day, you may have to use different IPs. My suggestion is: STOP SPAMMING, START READING!!!
Is it really possible to send that much email. I think this is the reason why i get nearly 50 to 100 spam email per day.;-)
Email receiving is indeed possible. Infact receiving emails is much more fast process than sending. You check, all the spams are not coming from same domain, right?
yes thats right . But the beautiful thing is ,I am recieving email from my email address itself(ie in most of the spam email sender address also mine). But i not doing this. Now whom i need to blame and how to trace the rela spam sender?
Hi , this is what i have in the header from Lashay Odeh <vetriparamasivam@gmail.com> to date Mon, Jun 29, 2009 at 3:00 PM subject Confirm debit operation What to do?