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Add2it Mailman Free
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This script allows visitors to your web site to subscribe and unsubscribe to your mailing list. You can setup up to 10 lists. The script can send to up to 5,000 subscribers total and outgoing messages can be personalized with the first name, last name, email address and a misc field. This free script includes a small ad that is added at the end of each outgoing message.
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Acmelist Mailing List Manager Pro
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A fast Mailing List Manager implemented in Perl. Acmelist Pro supports multithreaded to more than 1 remote SMTP servers (or open reply) and mutliple sessions to SMTP (or open relay) for fast unrivaled delivery speed. Mutliple threads to local SMTP. Full functionality sequential timed autoresponder. Bounce back lists scrubbing, SQL backend, click through (thru) track & read at mail URL & level, MIME mail format, multimedia file embedments, files attachments, foreign charset support.
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Follow Up Mailing List Processor Lite
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Mailing list software with follow-up email autoresponder. When someone sends an e-mail to the auto responder, they are automatically added to the mailing list, and follow ups begin. Features: multiple mailing lists, multiple auto responders, full personalization, scheduled mailings, double opt-in, unlimited custom fields, plus much more.
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indexsoft intuitive mailer
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Is a powerful mail list manager. It will meet most of your needs for handling any size mailing list. indexsoft intuitive mailer supports unlimited mail lists, unlimited numbers of users, HTML messages, unlimited numbers of attachments, pending message dispatches, background message delivery, automatic user-side subscription and unsubscription and much more...
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TotalNews
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TotalNews is a newsletter production and delivery script. With TotalNews you can cut hours from the production cycle of the typical ezine, you can even take that vacation and still have your newsletter sent out at the scheduled times with information supplied weeks or months before the emails are actually sent.
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