Reckon that poster from 2008 you are replying to will come back to see your
reply?
<M.S. Hanenkrat> wrote in message : Due to the constant DoS attacks on mail servers in the United States these
days, ISP's are forced to limit the number of recipients per email. We used
to limit the recipients to 100, then 50, and finally, today, it's down to
25.
:
: If you must send out more emails,then break your lists down to whatever
your ISP limits and send 10 to 20 emails with 25 recipients each. More than
that, seek a professional email service.
:
:
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: Gregg Hill wrote:
:
: How to email blast when ISP limits outbound number of messages?
: 07-Sep-08
:
: Diane,
:
: How can one send to 500 people if one's ISP limits messages to about 50
: recipients per message? I just had someone tell me that he has to break
down
: his email blast to his clients into groups of 25-30 or they will not send.
: He has almost 500 people to whom he sends a monthly update.
:
: No, he is not a spammer. These people are his legitimate clients.
:
: Gregg Hill
:
: Previous Posts In This Thread:
:
: On Sunday, September 07, 2008 2:40 AM
: Gregg Hill wrote:
:
: How to email blast when ISP limits outbound number of messages?
: Diane,
:
: How can one send to 500 people if one's ISP limits messages to about 50
: recipients per message? I just had someone tell me that he has to break
down
: his email blast to his clients into groups of 25-30 or they will not send.
: He has almost 500 people to whom he sends a monthly update.
:
: No, he is not a spammer. These people are his legitimate clients.
:
: Gregg Hill
:
: On Sunday, September 07, 2008 3:03 AM
: Ben M. Schorr - MVP (OneNote) wrote:
:
: Either break it into groups that are within the ISPs limits, get a
different
: Either break it into groups that are within the ISPs limits, get a
: different ISP that doesn't limit you, or use a 3rd party service that
: will send out your e-mail blasts for you.
:
: --
: -Ben-
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: "Gregg Hill" <greggmhill at please do not spam me at yahoo dot com>
: wrote in message :
: On Sunday, September 07, 2008 8:09 AM
: tedm wrote:
:
: Another option is to set up a group on Yahoo or Google and enter the
client's
: Another option is to set up a group on Yahoo or Google and enter the
client's
: addresses there. Yahoo limits you to signing up 100 addresses per day, so
it
: would take 5 days to load up all that you need.
: --
: TedMi
:
:
: "Ben M. Schorr - MVP (OneNote)" wrote:
:
: On Sunday, September 07, 2008 9:17 AM
: Diane Poremsky [MVP] wrote:
:
: With a list that large, I'd look into using real list software.
: With a list that large, I'd look into using real list software. I'd avoid
: yahoogroups for business, but there are apps you can run on your network
: (and with your domain) that will send them 1 at a time... you may or may
not
: hit limits with the ISP though - some have min and/or hourly limits too.
:
: You can use mail merge so only 1 name per message or a utility that slows
: sending so you don't hit limits. See
:
http://www.slipstick.com/addins/massmail.asp for a list of utilities.
:
: --
: Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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: "Gregg Hill" <greggmhill at please do not spam me at yahoo dot com> wrote
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: message :
: On Sunday, September 07, 2008 9:53 AM
: suemv wrote:
:
: I agree with Diane.
: I agree with Diane. Using a Yahoo or Google group isn't going to look
: professional. Plus, given that you can expect a 10% bounce rate for any
mass
: mailing, does he really want to be going by hand through 50 or so
: non-delivery reports every time to see who needs to be deleted from the
list
: or get an address update? Any purpose-built mass mailing application,
whether
: hosted or local, should be able to process those NDRs and make that task
: easier. Some ISPs also offer Mailman or other list software as part of
their
: package; it doesn't hurt to ask.
: --
: Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
: Author of Microsoft Outlook Programming: Jumpstart
: for Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
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: "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:
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: On Sunday, September 07, 2008 6:14 PM
: Gregg Hill wrote:
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: Thank you to all who responded!
: Thank you to all who responded!
:
: Gregg Hill
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