Mailing Software Needed
 

I'm looking for some mailing software to mail one of our lists. It must run on linux. Needs to send about 1 million a day, handle removes and be reliable.

No its not for spam.

Contact me!

spam!

jk heh

http://www.humaniq.com/mailcluster/
http://www.siteinteractive.com/subpro/ (entreprise)
http://www.oemp.com/ (very nice)
http://www.prolistmanager.com/
http://www.mailworkspro.com/index.php

heh unless you willing to spend $10g's AND know right people (programmers) I don't see anyone giving you right tools..


also you can send 10million a day but the delivery rate will be shit unless you got 10 machines going at 1million each...

have you seen the price for the configuration that can send out 1mil a day..

Like $40k.. damn thats more than my watch!!

I guess you don't want to know how much our system costs...

It does 2k a second. You do the math.

ok here are some cheaper ones
http://www.velocitymailer.com at 5k and http://www.inter7.com/robomail at 10k

dayummmmm Ant!


that's some nice shiznit...


:thumbsup :thumbsup

How many servers and what what kind of pipe do you need to get out that much? Got e-mail?

im scared to do the math actually.

I had to go rub one out after I did it....

Hit me up, we own MailCluster Software. it can pretty much do everything you want.

http://www.humaniq.com/mailcluster/

got icq?

Dam nice setup. How many servers, Ips and can you give me the name of your host ;)

2000 a second consistently? Bullshit.

hey just because you haven't see it done, does not mean it can't be done

Over a cluster of servers ofcourse its possible

Of course, I guess I was assuming the impossible... 2k from a single server.

yeah i am sure its more then one server, the more ip's the better

Unless my math is wrong thats only 7.2 mil an hour.

I can get mail out at a little over double that rate.

And yes I see all my seeds pretty much so they are getting delivered.. about 95% in.

So its that hard to believe unless maybe your using super mailer.

Let me guess off one box right?

Did you just say Super Mailer? :1orglaugh

You don't need the big one with all the crap on it. I can tell you though, I own a lyris server and it is some hard ass software to get installed. But, once you do, you will know why it is the best. THe rest of this shit is all spam crap, pro's use Lyris

Or ironport or custom setups

Ya, I get 14+ mil off one server..

Actually I have one main server than controls 8 other servers to get out about 16 mil e-mails an hour.

And no its not super mailer :Kissmy

Ironport isn't your MTA. Though, ironport makes some very nice equipment.

And sure, you can build something custom.

What's funny, I was lowballing my stats. :)

Seems you have a good programmer who knows his shit. :)

you're all talking BS about how many you can send, but answer my question and post what you have available or icq me.

I dont think anyones talking BS
Hire some one :)

I cant wait 3 months and a million bugs. i want something stable. Guess I'll have to get lyris.

or maybe he is full of shit with his two posts

Or maybe I've been too busy working/mailing to bother posting here before. If your sitting on the forums chatting your probably not working.

Does look like a place to pick up a sponser.. if the 3 or 4 i have suddenly get blow up or something.
or shot. :ak47:

i thought you might come in the thread and just to sell your mailer thats all

Nope,

A couple of guys already did that a few days ago.

I'm happy with my mailer.

Sure its fast.. but its just spam software and I'm cheating by
bccing. You guys are talking mailing 1 at a time probably.

We have awesome software that we are selling that can mail out 10 mill a day on a single machine with all the bells and whistles, but it is windows based.. for under 10k $

If you are interested contact me on icq 65186736 or email [email protected]

A little over 1 million per day can be done quite inexpensively
on standard PC hardware without any expensive software.
You just need the right configuration of standard tools.
The DNS is the initial bottleneck, so you have to set up the right lookup
and caching system that can keep most of your mailer threads
going even when someone's DNS takes 4 seconds to respond.

With expensive software a single machine can do a little over
1 million per day. If you're selling software what you do is setup
1 mailer machine and hook it to 3 dedicated DNS servers.
Then you pump out 4 million per day, with just one mailling machine,
never mind that you needed 3 more machines for DNS.
Then you run a list through that is 80% undeliverable so you can
claim 5 times as many mails as you actually delivered.
Now you're claiming 20 million per day "on a single machine".
Then you refilter the list to include mostly emails on the biggest domains,
such as yahoo.com, msn.com, and aol.com, so you don't have
to hit the DNS nearly as much and you can batch deliver 20 at a time.
Now you claim 80 million per day.
It's all bullshit, of course, but bullshit sells.
Hell, what else would you expect from people in the spam business, anyway?

If you'd rather not spend $10,000 on bullshit, what you do is find
a damn good Linux admin who knows mail servers and have him
spend all damn day setting it up right for you.
At $65/hour, that'll cost you $580. No bullshit.

If you want to send 5 million per day, you can buy $10,000 software
and hope that it's not bullshit, or you can spend $4,000 and buy
5 bare 1.5GHz servers. Then spend $1,000 to have your hardcore
admin put Linux on them and set up the cluster.

Unfortunately for the spammers, your local hardcore admin
wants to see some evidence a large, legitimate opt-in list before
he helps you with anything.

Ya because WTF do spammers know!?

They just make there living by sending e-mails..

Its not like spammers would know a thing or two about making sure the e-mail gets delivered past modern filters so that they can get paid.

Your better off mailing with your own software and getting your opt ins 80% blocked :thumbsup

And no I'm not selling any software
Just giving my :2 cents:

I never said anything about what spammers know.
I said that people in the business of selling spam software,
which is illegal in many states, make extremely exaggerated
claims about their software in order to sell it to you.
I then suggested that it's not suprising that people in the business
of selling illegal goods would be less than completely honest about
their product's performance.