>use www.mailchimp.com
>it will handle bounces for you automatically as well as lots of other cool
>stuff.
>
+100 on mailchimp. Its really optimized for this.
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also if u want to keep this local and not use mailchimp, which I would
suggest at least trying as it6 also makes sure a lot more of your mail gets
delivered and will tell you how many people actually read the emails etc.
There is a library around maybe on riaforge for processing email bounces,
th
I'm not 100% sure all this code will work w/ CF5, but this is what I use. The
JS is thanks to a UDF written by Ray Camden
this code pulls all emails from an inbox and searches for anything that I've
identified as a bounceback. Then it uses the UDF to find the email and then I
add that email ad
Yes...
Many ways, but the easiest would be to have them bounce into a mailbox of
your choosing. You could then use CF to pop the mail and read the
information that is needed to identify enough to send the query to the
database to delete or do what you need to do.
That is just one method, out of
use www.mailchimp.com
it will handle bounces for you automatically as well as lots of other cool
stuff.
On Tue, Aug 23, 2011 at 1:47 AM, Dave Long wrote:
>
> I have a customer who has a modest opt-in mailing list of approx. 4,000
> subscribers that have been added to a MySQL DB via a CF enabl
I have a customer who has a modest opt-in mailing list of approx. 4,000
subscribers that have been added to a MySQL DB via a CF enabled contact
form. Since the list pertains to a once-a-year event, he does not
utilize the list until a month or two before the event and perhaps once
or twice afterwa
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