Mass email hosting

Started by Gregjazz, Fri 03/04/2009 08:26:29

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Gregjazz

I'm trying to email out my own newsletter, and I have around 200 subscribers to mail it out to. My newsletters comply with the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003, containing an unsubscribe link and a physical business address.

I'm looking for a service that will be able to send out that many emails. I'm not looking for an email management service, which would keep track of the newsletter subscribers, since I do that myself. Also those types of services will automatically add unsubscribe links and whatnot. Since my newsletter format already includes that, I don't want software to automatically do that.

Any suggestions?

m0ds

Hi Greg,

For simple versions of this kind of thing I generally use Sparklit. Maybe it would suit you?

http://newsletter.sparklit.com/?sparkKey=df9931f89bbaae753788f2b7d7d579beb0

zabnat

Is there a reason you don't just send the emails yourself? I mean at work I typically send about 4000 emails per week and basically all I need is a program that can send emails and an email server that accepts connections from our internet connection (typically the ISPs own outgoing mail server).

Oliwerko

Personally, I am a fan of RSS.

Isn't that more convenient?

Gregjazz

Quote from: Mods on Fri 03/04/2009 11:10:49
Hi Greg,

For simple versions of this kind of thing I generally use Sparklit. Maybe it would suit you?

http://newsletter.sparklit.com/?sparkKey=df9931f89bbaae753788f2b7d7d579beb0

Thanks for the link, but you're going to want to change it to: http://newsletter.sparklit.com

You left the login key at the end of the url.

Gregjazz

Quote from: zabnat on Fri 03/04/2009 12:25:21
Is there a reason you don't just send the emails yourself? I mean at work I typically send about 4000 emails per week and basically all I need is a program that can send emails and an email server that accepts connections from our internet connection (typically the ISPs own outgoing mail server).

Most email servers have limits for emails per hour. I would have to make a script to split it up into 50 emails per hour, since I wouldn't be able to send them all at the same time.

Quote from: Oliwerko on Fri 03/04/2009 12:48:50
Personally, I am a fan of RSS.

Isn't that more convenient?

I am, too, but many people haven't caught on to RSS feeds yet.

Trent R

I just googled and found a bunch of RSS to Email services... then your subscribers can choose one or the other.


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zabnat

Quote from: Gregjazz on Fri 03/04/2009 17:57:56
Most email servers have limits for emails per hour. I would have to make a script to split it up into 50 emails per hour, since I wouldn't be able to send them all at the same time.
I just checked our ISPs limits and you are right. The email server for consumer clients does have a limit per hour. Only the server for business clients has no limits.

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