Does This Script Exist?
 

Im looking for a bulk mailing script that will do the following if possible..

When an email is sent, it 'tags' each email address being used with a unique identifying code, this code is then appended to any links contained with the email message for example..

my email address [email protected] would have the id '1' assigned to it. The link in the email would look something like this...

http://www.gaywidewebmasters.com/?id=[idtag]

So, as the script is mailing out the message, it appends the id tag '1' on to the end of any urls that i include, always using the same id tag.

The recipient receives their email and the link looks like this to them..

http://www.gaywidewebmasters.com/?id=1

Now, this is where it starts to get funky, lets say the recipient doesnt click the link in that message within 7 days, the script will realize this and remove that email address from the 'main' database to a different database, lets call this 'unconfirmed'.

However, if the recipient DOES click the link, the email address gets moved to a list of 'confirmed' email address (by confirmed i mean they have proven that they click links sent to them by email) list whereby they get preferential mailing treatment each day :winkwink:

So any of you bulk mailers out there know if such a script exists?

Regards,

Lee

Didn't you just describe a double opt-in script that people have been using for the past 10 years?

:1orglaugh

wojowwwwwwned before 50 :1orglaugh

even better there are scripts that will monitor your emails by using image tags, each email is sent with a unique image tag , when an email is read the system will send out an email ( while the user is in his inbox reading his emails :) ) the system records a users email login times for use in relevence and amount of emails sent.

Woj / Smokey

Either of you guys got a link or two you can share to those scripts?

Regards,

Lee

How about spamming using USPS.
Mail out a shitload of pamphlets and hope to get a sale.
Home depot, Sears, they'll all copy you but you'll be teh first

Hi lee can you please hurry up and pay your design bill?