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Re: I have to agree with Michael ...
Posted By: Mike Merz In Response To: Re: Only ONE of these three is currently doing the job... (Michael Green)
Date: Thursday, 1 April 2004, at 10:34 p.m.
Although ARP is arguably the best on server solution ... and the one time fee makes it sound very attractive ... I've had my main mail server blacklisted (regardless of the fact that everything I've ever done has been 100% optin), and it's a real pain getting off these lists. :P
aWeber is, as Michael said, the best choice ... according to my research.
Regards,
Mike Merz
> All,
> It's absolutely true that things are nowhere near as straightforward as
> they used to be when it comes to Autoresponders.> At one time you could choose any responder, entirely based on the features
> they offer and it would do the job of delivering your mail.> But recent research has demonstrated that many commercial autoresponders
> are now failing to a lesser or greater extent. In fact my personal
> previous favorite (which was ProAutoResponder) is now only getting through
> around 19% of emails it sends. That's appalling.> I wrote to ProAutoResponder and pointed out that problems with its
> delivery now extended to anyone with a RoadRunner (rr) email address and
> less surprisingly all Hotmail address, plus many others. They came back
> with an email which basically said it was a fact of life. Time to leave
> then :-(> After a great deal of research, including speaking with ARP3 (which is a
> great script which runs on your own server), I eventually moved all my
> services (well I'm nearly there) to aWeber.> Why this particular autoresponder?
> Because they maintain the best possible relationships with ISPs and
> through their founder Tom Kulzer, they are still delivering 85 - 90% of
> all the mail you send.> Why didn't I go for setting up the mail on my own server using ARP3 or
> similar.> Ultimately because I recognized that with a busy autoresponder series (in
> fact one for nearly all of my 16 toolkits), that I couldn't effectively
> guard against someone adding a bunch of email address and my server
> eventually being blacklisted for spam.> In effect then, I'm happy to pay for someone else to handle these daily
> negotiations with ISPs and leave me to write the good marketing material
> and that's why I've gone with aWeber.> Not the cheapest autoresponder service out there, but it's total quality
> through and through. I imagine I'll be with them for some time.> Here's my link with aWeber http://www.howtocorp.com/aweber
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