Thanks for your suggestions. I looked at Mailchimp but I was a bit
daunted about how I could make it work with the existing application. I
was looking for an alternative smtp mail server and fortunately found
Mandrill which is a part of Mailchimp. After a quick registration, I had
the server
I have a client who has a food home delivery service and I provided him
with a function for mass emailing of customers so that he can let people
know that turkeys must be ordered by a certain date and their delivery
day will be changed for Christmas week, that sort of thing.
However his ISP
You could try http://mailchimp.com it will be faster then trying to switch
ISP now.
On 26 Nov 2014 13:32, Roger Munford rogermunf...@parussoftware.co.uk
wrote:
I have a client who has a food home delivery service and I provided him
with a function for mass emailing of customers so that he can
Dyn.com provide an smtp service you can pay for on an as needed basis.
On 26 Nov 2014, at 13:31, Roger Munford rogermunf...@parussoftware.co.uk
wrote:
I have a client who has a food home delivery service and I provided him with
a function for mass emailing of customers so that he can let
Thought this might help
https://www.cakemail.com/
Newsletters / campaigns etc
=o)
On 26 Nov 2014 15:21, Jay Bennie j...@lincore.com wrote:
Dyn.com provide an smtp service you can pay for on an as needed basis.
On 26 Nov 2014, at 13:31, Roger Munford rogermunf...@parussoftware.co.uk
wrote:
GMail has a 'Select Contacts' option on its Compose, which brings up your
Contacts as a table with a checkbox on each row and a Select All button so
presumably ( I have not *tried* it ) would let you send a mass mail to a
lot of BCc:ed recipients.
The GMail account will let you Import contacts as
Use Mailchimp. Free for up to 2000 recipients; does exactly what you need.
PM me if you or your client has questions.
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