Guys, thank you very much for your feedback and great recommendations on changing the company name :1orglaugh Though we are not planning on re-branding any time soon. But all your advices will be taken into account when we decide to do so.

Also, that's really your fault that you see this name for the first time, we are in business for years, guys :pimp If you want to fix this terrible mistake and get your mailing started, simply hit me up, contacts in sig :thumbsup

fuck off

congrats!

So you've had a retarded name for years and somehow stayed in business? You must be French.

Actually, what probably happened is they picked some name that sounded good in French - cheval triste noir? - then translated it to 'Black Sad Horse'. But the fact that they don't care and blame us for not knowing this shitty name (for years) tells me:

1. They are French
2. They don't give a fuck about 'English'
3. And yet they want English-speakers to use their business.

Sacre bleu!!
Foutre connard!

:thumbsup:thumbsup

Says the one with who was forced to change his retarded Peabody name into another retarded name :1orglaugh

Really this thread shows exactly what's wrong with this industry.

Another GFY success story gone wrong?

Poor spelling?

Cest la vie.

Serious question

What security you have in place in regards to my lists ?

ie: some intern taking the lists and going on hos merry way

thx

Keep on bragging, I guess ...

Fiddy brags

There is no need for spEllington checks nor branding... just stickies matter. This thread would be alot different if some Bros would come in and say top notch... because really that's all that matters and spelling is simply a matter of spellchecker on gadgets.

:2 cents:

So you haven't mentioned the history of the name? Why or what is BSH black sad horse & why the yellow horse?

Did you manage to fix your typo?

Keep on bragas ...

haha yeah you tell 'm Gary!!!!

you guys are amazing {insert facepalm here}

We know how important it is to keep mailing lists safe and private. You can expect from our services the same security level as from any other online platform working with email lists like MailChimp etc. All the data is kept on our internal secure server alongside with other important documents - and only your dedicated manager has an access to it (no rookies allowed :) )

This is impossible to edit pinned threads, at least now we can check how many people actually read it to the typo point :)

that's hard to believe

am I missing something here? Is this a known scammer or something? why is there so much hate in this thread? wtf... it's like watching a group of women bitching over another woman because she is good looking... what am I missing?

Nothing :) That's gfy's distinctive feature.

thought as much. sent you an email via your contact form :thumbsup

yes, you are missing on a lot

No, no I think he pretty much caught on to the fact that you're making an awfully big deal of the fact that the name of the company is black sad horse and that the horse in their logo isn't totally black or nearly as sad as you expected ...

:2 cents::2 cents::2 cents::2 cents:

is it a secret then? what am I unaware of?

This ends in "A little bit of branding" ...

why is the black horse sad, OP?

did it get kicked out of a trump rally? :(

You could have hosted the image on your own server, and overwritten it, and it would all have been solved. Not sure why you put it on a free image host.

For this one - thank you! That was a mistake and won't happen again :thumbsup

Have luck

Sorry that you wasted your money on the pinned thread.
Now the Black horse must be really sad :(

I dont think so...:error

TFW U Try to call out gfy haters with hatersgfy.gif but hatersgfy.gif 404's

http://cosmouk.cdnds.net/14/36/14096..._at_104225.png

In addition to the cleaning of your mail list, we will also provide you a detailed report on spamtraps, moles and other harmful addresses that were preventing your mails from reaching your customers.

would you care to give us an example of how exactly you find a spam trap? :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

If we are talking about mailing - We split lists by small logs (around 100 recipients) and then synchronize it with data from - for example - MSN postmaster which shows only the period of time at which the spamtrap hit happened. Then we mark these recipients as temporary hold and re-run mailings to them from separate dedicated IP, if we get spamtrap again we forever delist all 100 recipients. You can go further and after a number of consequent splits and tests get smaller and smaller query but it's time-consuming.
f we are talking about list scrubbing, we check list against our database and mark all emails that we have marked as non-existing or other way unsolicited in past like potential spamtraps.
We have a giant email database with different 10munitemail like domains which are spamtraps for sure.

Peace :321GFY

We would like to help you but your area of business frankly scares us.