how do I sent out around 500 emails?
 

Hey

I about to sent out around 500 inquiries (well acturally 529) to different sponsor programs.

how do I sent out the similar inquiries all at once and not one at the time?.

what am I to do... pls help me, do I need a script or what?

thanks:helpme

Only thing worse than a spammer is a spammer with so few emails. :)

nah, its real easy...
Just send out 1000 emails,
and halfway through sending,
dissconnect the modem...

Cheers,

'ThatPrattInTheCorner"

It's not spam, they're "inquiries" :1orglaugh

:321GFY

I can give you 60 million webmaster emails and the software to send for 20 bucks

do it like the big boys do. one at a time.

sure inquiries to 500 sponsors because he have perfect traffic so gotta find the right sponsor to use :Graucho

he will elect one by one :1orglaugh

if you use WORD as your email editor, look in the help for MAIL MERGE. I've never done it for emails, but it might be able to create them all and send them for you.

a spammer that doesn't know how to spam? Is there anything on Earth lower than a clueless newb spammer?

With only 500 hell do em one at a time.

:winkwink:

yeah one that only has 529 emails :Graucho

i really could not understand why he need to send the same mail to 529 sponsors? how he can spam them ? what to tell them ? eheh good luck with your mails they will worth :2 cents: :1orglaugh

hahahahaha

will-o'-the-wisp doesnt sound for spammer,he just want to send a small optin mailing,let's get realistic for once :-)

but if you are indeed spammer,with 500 something emails be prepared to cash a check with an amount start from 0.00

paste in excel create 3 macros then merge the second one into a word doc export it into outlook then import it into power point or another external application then hit send 3 times and make sure caps is on

[QUOTE]Originally posted by quiet
do it like the big boys do. one at a time. [/QUOTE



hehehe

Great nick since most spammers try to disappear right after they hit the send button. :1orglaugh

you can't send an optin mailing unless they've opted in. the software that did the opting in should be able to do the mailings though... that's less complex than the opt-in process (confirmation and all, anything less is not opt-in)