Mass Email Senders

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i have a server set up with powermta + interspire and 256 rotating ips and it can deliver 1 mill + emails a day :)

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Well you can try our "Dangerous Mailer" that can send 1,200 emails per hour.
 
I am looking for a service (with home owners list) which can deliver a million emails a day (I do not have a list).
 
I search on tinypay.me of tools to send emails and email list. I saw the ads this tool send unlimited emails per day

Tool Email Marketing+700000 email
 
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mailchimp has always banned my. i try put offers.. they ask millions of questions and then they ban.

already 4 accounts with different ips..
You can try Interspire by using ideal dedicated server to send bulk emails right to the inbox with bunch of features like several IPs.
 
I am looking for a service (with home owners list) which can deliver a million emails a day (I do not have a list).
I can help you to send above 100k in one hour, With list building services it can be extended to Geography specific, List of professionals in certain Geography etc, also would guide you a list manager with advance filtration option.adnan.ahmed227 Skype, You can PM me for more details
 
Has anyone tried greenarrow? Their feature list is quite nice. Just wonder the price. If they don't tell you it can't be too cheap.
 
I bought gsa email spider which is supposedly a good one but I've had problems with it. Another premium one is Maxbulk mailer.
 
I need FREE SMTP THAT I CAN SEND 50,000 DAILY
any suggestions ladies and gentlemen
 
Finding a decent mailer these days seems to be a daunting task. Unless you're interested in having someone program out a custom solution you won't find an AIO supreme mailer.

IMO:

SendBlaster 2 (http://www.sendblaster.com/) - 3/10 "Looks good on the outside" Con: inboxing rates are terrible

Mailjet (https://www.mailjet.com/) 2/10 Con: 3rd party w/ no control = easily banned

MailChimp (http://mailchimp.com/) 2/10 "We monitor what you send" Con: 3rd party w/ no control = easily banned

Interspire (http://www.interspire.com/) 4/10 Con: requires some knowledge to set-up. Server required.

Gmail Inferno (http://www.******************.com/gmailinferno/) - 4/10 "This guys' in China, give him 7 days to respond" Con: terrible support and very expensive

Yahoo Mail Genius (http://www.******************.com/yahoomailgenius) - 4/10 "Same owner as Gmail Inferno" Con: terrible support and very expensive

Active Campaign (http://www.activecampaign.com/) - 2/10 Con: 3rd party w/ no control = easily banned, expensive

MailerKing (http://www.myadtools.com/products.php?id=mailerking) - 5/10 Con: requires email accounts and decent proxy source(s), takes a bit to get around the interface.

MailkerKing (http://www.mailerking.com) - ?/10 - You read right. There are two 'MailerKings'. This one came afterwards. Last I heard it was only $500. Not much to see until you pay. Con: VERY expensive. Unknown capabilities. Limited information on website - his approach is to be as mysterious as possible about what you're getting.

Mailboy (http://www.massmailersoft.com/)- Never heard of it. Doesn't look like anything special.

Advanced Mass Sender (website down?)- 3/10 "Advanced at what exactly?" Con: inboxing rates are terrible

Mail Mascot (Skype Only) - 4/10 "Daddy, can I play on the computer?" Now known as DP Mailer Con: Terrible support. Questionable owner (http://www.spamhaus.org/rokso/spammer/SPM1175/andrew-stephens-mail-mascot) Real support is only offered through an exclusive paid membership. Rumored to be recently sold a third time.

1stmassmailer (http://www.softstack.com/fstmail.html) - 3/10 "Last choice mailer" Con: inboxing rates are terrible, older code - not effective.

1and1MailFree (http://www.1and1soft.com) - Never tried of it. Don't waste your time.

VMware (??) ?/10 - Never used or heard of before. "Website is noware to be found"

Mail Devil (http://maildevil.com/) - 4/10 "Sometimes it works..." This guys in India and lonely so just pretend you're a girl on Skype and you'll get all the support you need. Con: requires email accounts and decent proxy source(s).

PHPlist (http://www.phplist.com/) - 3/10 "Did someone say IP ban?" An older mailer. Con: Requires server and set-up. Can be technical. Limited to send from server IP only.

Dada Mail (http://dadamailproject.com/) - 3/10 Another older mailer that's server based. Con: Requires server and set-up. Technically inclined only. Continuous online connection required for sending.

Green Eggs and Spam (?) - ?/10 Obsolete. Apparently the best mailer out there in its day.

PHP Mailer or any custom PHP mailer (http://phpmailer.worxware.com/) - 3/10. Your IP will quickly become banned. Con: Requires server and set-up. Can get bans from SMTP providers, our friends at spamhaus and possible hosting.

Dark Mailer (?) - ?/10 Obsolete. Don't touch the torrent versions of this program that are out there. They are heavily infected!

GmailerPro - ?/10 Obsolete.

Ymailer XX - 5/10 Obsolete. No longer available but great in it's day. An account/proxy based mailer.

Go Daddy Mailing Method - 7/10 An effective way to inbox. More information about this mailer in my black hat email marketing course (see signature). There is no website for this mailer as it is based on a system. There is an automated version of this being created right now. No email accounts or proxies required. Up to 25k per day per account.
 
Wow, i never know that free email services exist for mass mailing, i never used my gmail for more than 10 persons in a row. i saw yahoo group delivering huge numbers of person at same time but very hesistant to do like that because people may unsubscribe it easily and it would be total waste for the time spent to bring those members under one group.

Now you have told me a new way to reach potential customers. :D
 
So the conclusion of this thread that it's just mixed results? We're all SOL for mass email senders? Lol
 
Atomic Email Studio is far better than all and has 9 modules harvester, sender, email managment, verifier etc..
 
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