I need one of those email providers (like gmail or yahoo), but one that can send an email to around 1,000 emails at once. Gmail and Yahoo block you from doing that.
If you find a host that allows me to do this, I'll give you 30k LGG
Also, if you can give me an email on your domain name (if you own one), that's also fine as long as I can send unlimited.
Tried AOL? Hotmail?
Use hotmail.
I have over 1000 bulk right now in my older account.
Pretty much all the popular ones don't let you bulk mail.Quote:
Originally Posted by l3ouncy
EDIT: @Ethan, I mean like, if I put 1000 emails into the BCC, I could send all of them an email in one go? I'll try it.
Crap. Well there is this Place called GaiaMail.Quote:
Originally Posted by uber_noob
There
s a shit load of bulk email software for download.
Hey noob there are alot of sites here. Try it out
100 Top Free Email Sites
I've tried many, like SendBlaster, but they don't provide a server(?) to send through.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kain
Noob see my post?
Do you need to view the shit, or just send it to it?
If it works do i get gold? I said hotmail first =]Quote:
Originally Posted by uber_noob
I'm trying to send emails to 1,000 people in one go by putting them all in BCC.Quote:
Originally Posted by BooBearSH
And @13ouncy, yes, I saw it, and I'm looking at them right now.
EDIT: I don't really want to go through 100 email hosts trying them, so I'm just going to wait D:
And Hotmail didn't work.
Okay. Hope i helpedQuote:
Originally Posted by uber_noob
Oh, and GaiaMail didn't work either.
I got a "Error connecting to 127.0.0.1" popup.
really? Worked fine for me >.<Quote:
Originally Posted by uber_noob
Found one?
I facepalm'd at "I have over 1000 e-mails in my old Hotmail bulk folder."
I hate you guys sometimes.
You're going to need your own server and a bulk e-mail script. You aren't going to be able to use a free e-mail host to do this. If you can find a free host that supports mail(), that would be your best chance, even though it'd be pretty limited and slow. You'd have to pay for anything better.
Install a localhost and whatever scripts that are required for GaiaMail to work. Seems strange that it would need to run the scripts of your own server (127.0.0.1 means "connect to my own computer" if you have a server installed), so it makes me think they're probably not legit.Quote:
Originally Posted by uber_noob
Alright, thanks for the information.Quote:
Originally Posted by GAMEchief
I guess I'll just do it manually right now, as in sending 20 or 30 at a time using yahoo until I rack up enough money for a server.
+30k LGG to GameChief.