Need Help! Mailing List

Discussion in 'General Marketing' started by raven2424, Jul 22, 2006.

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    I have a mailing list and I want to email all the members. I downloaded a program but my ISP doesnt seem to allow me to work with the smtp i enter the feilds that should work and it doesnt.

    Calling my ISP is no good there not answering :mad:

    So i decided to ask for help here. I thought i read that you can use a script or website service to enter the list of emails compose my email then send it out to everyone im sure theres a service for that can anyone please help me??
     
    raven2424, Jul 22, 2006 IP
  2. my3cents

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    I use streamsend.com. They are pretty affordable.

    Good luck!
     
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  3. vladimir

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    Try using an autoresponder.

    These type of web applications will connect to a remotely hosted SMTP server and deliver your messages to your list.

    Vladimir
     
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    Yeah definitley use an autoresponder, my favs aweber.com there pretty reliable... Your ISP won't have any problems with them.. but they may if you use their STMP server!
     
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    hi youm can send free email forwarding systems they will ask for your emaila address and senders email address it is very simple
     
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    Many web hosts do place restrictions on the amount and type of resources that they offer their customers. Most will not even tell you in advance which services/resources that you will be able to use and which you won't. They all seem to subscribe to the notion that once you have signed up, you will think twice about leaving.

    Great questions to ask your potential hosts:

    1) "Do you place any restrictions on the use of the server CPU (central processing unit) or on server RAM (random access memory)? If so, what kind?"

    Any kind of program that you install on your hosting account will use at least a little of both.

    2) "Do you place restriction on the number of emails I may send from my account per time variable (1 hour, 1 day, etc)? If so, how many?

    3) Should I use the server's built-in MTA (mail transport agent, such as "Sendmail") or will you provide me SMTP (simple mail transport protocol) access?

    These should help you weed out those that have no intention of allowing you to use their hosting service for your mailings.

    Good luck on your Internet marketing.

    ResidualGuy :D
     
    ResidualGuy, Sep 23, 2006 IP