myzona
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Gmail / Outlook Express Auto Responder (with delay) for Noobs
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spud--1
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- May 22, 2008
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They not only warn me they change my outgoing SMTP port...
yeh, its not really a good option.
mrxtc89117
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- Apr 23, 2008
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you can use a paid service like dnsexit, look for mailrelay. I've not used them so I cannot say how good their service is but it's an option not to show your real ip address
blackhattricksbhws
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- Dec 7, 2008
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Okay, dumb question & Im sorry if it has already been answered here but..
I am using Windows Mail to mail CL replies. I use gmail addresses for my CL ads & all replies are forwarded from gmail to an email account on my mail domain name. So since all of my replies are sent from the domain email ([email protected]), what is the best way to stop Windows Mail from resending the same message when someone replies back.
I realize the OP explained how to overcome this issue with Gmail stops but is it possible to do when all gmail replies are forwarded to a domain email & sent from there?
I know I can set up a rule that states not to reply to "re" email but a lot of times people will put "re" in the title of their initial email to me. Then a good percent of leads will never even receive the first reply.
Thx in advance for the help
I am using Windows Mail to mail CL replies. I use gmail addresses for my CL ads & all replies are forwarded from gmail to an email account on my mail domain name. So since all of my replies are sent from the domain email ([email protected]), what is the best way to stop Windows Mail from resending the same message when someone replies back.
I realize the OP explained how to overcome this issue with Gmail stops but is it possible to do when all gmail replies are forwarded to a domain email & sent from there?
I know I can set up a rule that states not to reply to "re" email but a lot of times people will put "re" in the title of their initial email to me. Then a good percent of leads will never even receive the first reply.
Thx in advance for the help
Bruceorange
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- Mar 17, 2009
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Right, I've tried doing this in outlook express 6.0 but I didn't have the send and receive options that are available in 2003 and 2007, and vice versa about the new mail rules I had rules that were for organizing but not for sending mail like setting up the autoresponder with the message etc.
Could anyone post some pics or tell me what I'm doing wrong please?
Thanks
Could anyone post some pics or tell me what I'm doing wrong please?
Thanks
atlascopy
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- Nov 25, 2008
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You're not Spamming, you are answering emails....automatically. I know, try to tell them that. :tee:
applebutton
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- Apr 23, 2008
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Last time I checked Gmail did not show your IP in the email headers, but Yahoo and Hotmail do.
Bruceorange
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- Mar 17, 2009
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Can anyone help me at all? Will give + rep
cheers
cheers
homenet
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Yes, fraid so, VPS would be your best bet anyway, you can setup an smtp server and use that to send outgoing emails, this way you dont have to worry about the gmail sending limits and unless your sending 1000 + /hour you wont get any complaints. Drop me a pm if your struggling to find a good, cheap VPS.
Bruceorange
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- Mar 17, 2009
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Hi, I've got outlook express 6.0 in which I got with xp I have the mail options on it but no send and receive options...
Bruceorange
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- Mar 17, 2009
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For some reason it won't respond to the messages, can anyone help me?
Bruceorange
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- Mar 17, 2009
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It's alright, I finally got it working! I think since I'm using free gmails if you use reply to all messages is better
thejake
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Outlook Express was replaced by Windows Live Mail some time ago and as a couple people pointed out a dot's not a reliable way to create an alias address with gmail, a plus sign and whatever (like [email protected] for [email protected]) is much more reliable.