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codemebaby · 05-17-2006, 07:25 PM

I built a system on a contract that has been defaulted upon, and after camping on it for the last several months I've decided it should be wrapped up. The software delivers, it has special behavior for a variety of ISPs responses (AOL, Yahoo, etc), and will do literally everything possible across as many machines and ips as are available to deliver an email. And since it uses very high quality standardized components to build proper messages that literally are parsed as though they were hand written in outlook, it usually sends very damn fast not having to try each mail from multiple servers. It scales, you could easily rock about 60 or 70 interlinked mailing servers working on the same campaign with a semi-powerful database server. It's very well architected, and rivals the hell out of products like robomail.

I'm looking for somebody with some business ideas that might be interested in investing in wrapping it into a shrinkwrap product, or a 3rd party system, or something else.

05-17-2006, 07:25 PM
codemebaby Registered User Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Spokane WA and Vancouver BC Posts: 93	Anyone want to invest in some email marketing software? I built a system on a contract that has been defaulted upon, and after camping on it for the last several months I've decided it should be wrapped up. The software delivers, it has special behavior for a variety of ISPs responses (AOL, Yahoo, etc), and will do literally everything possible across as many machines and ips as are available to deliver an email. And since it uses very high quality standardized components to build proper messages that literally are parsed as though they were hand written in outlook, it usually sends very damn fast not having to try each mail from multiple servers. It scales, you could easily rock about 60 or 70 interlinked mailing servers working on the same campaign with a semi-powerful database server. It's very well architected, and rivals the hell out of products like robomail. I'm looking for somebody with some business ideas that might be interested in investing in wrapping it into a shrinkwrap product, or a 3rd party system, or something else.