There are several different services that can help with this. You don't do it from your local platform. They do it for you.
Consider: Constant Contact -
or Mail Chimp - (Probably more SCUBA orriented)
Best of Luck.
yes, I would like it
no, don't want an email
There are several different services that can help with this. You don't do it from your local platform. They do it for you.
Consider: Constant Contact -
or Mail Chimp - (Probably more SCUBA orriented)
Best of Luck.
I agree,but I don't think of an infrequent email from the agencies as spam..unless you guys are going to start selling ######. I get a handful of usefull emails monthly or less from organizations that I regard with import and relevance,the other crap the spam filter doesn't delete,I just to it manually as the cost of the information age.
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"Not all change is improvement...but all improvement is change" Donald Berwick
With all the meaningless crap that I get by e-mail, it would be refreshing to get something I was actually interested in.
(Or..."in which I was actually interested." Sorry Sludge; I don't want to get a ticket from the grammar police for ending a sentence with a preposition!)![]()
When I sent out the email notification for the CDS vote a few months ago, I sent it in batches of 100 and had no negative feedback (from the ISP or recipients). Based on comments, it appears that a large number of them made it into the members' inboxes.
I use Hotmail and its spam filter is actually really good. I get 1-2 messages a month in my inbox that are truly spam. So far, the only thing I've found that consistently gets sent to the spam folder that shouldn't are E-cards that people have taken the time to create for me.
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There are a lot of solutions out there. I've used Constant Contact in the past but switched to using Amazon's Simple Email Service http://aws.amazon.com/ses/ due to the cost (10 cents per 1000 emails + data costs if you exceed 1 GB per month).
Despite the name, Amazon's service took some figuring out to get it up and running but saved buckets of cash compared to Constant Contact.
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