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Another legitimate user... 
- Version: 2.8.1, 1/19/2004 02:17AM PST
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ZZBaron
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- Another legitimate user...
Feedback from a legitimate user 
- Version: 2.7, 12/30/2003 08:18AM PST
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mixylplik
I manage the creation and sending of email newsletters for a number of clients and this is a very useful tool. The list management capabilities pick up where Maxbulk Emailer leaves off. I don't spam, I send quarterly newsletters to thousands of people that make up my clients' customer mailing lists.
As far as spam is concerned, it's not going to get better any time soon- it's going to get worse. Programs like this are not a problem, and contribute little if anything to the overall spam problem.
People like "Sleix" from 7/5/03 doesn't know what he/she is talking about. This is a good product with legitimate uses.
As far as spam is concerned, it's not going to get better any time soon- it's going to get worse. Programs like this are not a problem, and contribute little if anything to the overall spam problem.
People like "Sleix" from 7/5/03 doesn't know what he/she is talking about. This is a good product with legitimate uses.
RE: What about Glucose's Ratchet? - Version: 2.7, 12/30/2003 08:09AM PST
klw71
You can use your favorite mail program's "Save As" or "Export" function to export the raw source of your messages into a text file. Then use eMailerX to "Bulk Remove" them.
1. Open a Bulk Remove window under the addresses menu.
2. Drag and drop your exported file on it.
3. Edit the list if you need to.
4. And finally, click to remove all occurrences from the main list.
Here's a screen shot of the Bulk Remove window.
http://www.wristondevelopment.com/BulkRemove.jpg
Cheers,
Kevin
1. Open a Bulk Remove window under the addresses menu.
2. Drag and drop your exported file on it.
3. Edit the list if you need to.
4. And finally, click to remove all occurrences from the main list.
Here's a screen shot of the Bulk Remove window.
http://www.wristondevelopment.com/BulkRemove.jpg
Cheers,
Kevin
What about Glucose's Ratchet? - Version: 2.7, 12/30/2003 07:45AM PST
pvera
This kind of tool is handy if you are managing a website with a ton of users and your system cannot manage email bouncebacks automatically. I use a competing product (Glucose's Ratchet) to extract the email addresses of all the bounced emails, so we can spot accounts that may be stale or invalid.
To the author: would you care to compare what is different between your application and Ratchet? Ratchet is great but it is slow.
To the author: would you care to compare what is different between your application and Ratchet? Ratchet is great but it is slow.
someone BURY this guy in SPAM, please! - Version: 2.5, 8/5/2003 09:55AM PST
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Durandal v1.1b
Look at the developer's comments below: "who cares if you have any more SPAM? 10 seconds and it's gone!".
Will he pay for those (n times) 10 seconds?
Will he pay for the (n times) wasted bandwidth?
I guess he won't.
Well, I WISH he did :P. But instead he gets money selling this.
What a wonderful world we would have withOUT people like you, man.
Will he pay for those (n times) 10 seconds?
Will he pay for the (n times) wasted bandwidth?
I guess he won't.
Well, I WISH he did :P. But instead he gets money selling this.
What a wonderful world we would have withOUT people like you, man.
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- Leave this developer alone--literally (1 replies)
Why the Confrontational Attitude? - Version: 2.0, 7/6/2003 09:22AM PST
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Spamfighter--2008
Kevin writes:
>Note to all anti-spammers and posters to feedback: Your feedback
>has given me new life to make this tool even better. As Bush says,
>"Bring them on!"
Now, why, if this product is benign, would anyone have to bring anything on?
> I have many customers who use this tool responsably, and who tell
>me that this tool is very useful in their daily work of keeping emailing
>lists up to date.
Then where are their testimonials on this listing page on VersionTracker?
>I understand your frustrations with spam. However, your comments
>here are useless.
Why?
>eMailer allows you to drag and drop email addresses from text files
>and your web browser. eMailing lists have never been easier. Once
>you've built your emailing lists, you can manage each list of emails
>marking the individual email addresses with the list of emails that
>you have sent.
Here, he ADMITS that there is no legitimate use for the product - no-one can create a list of confirmed opted-in addresses with this product according to this.
>Note to all anti-spammers and posters to feedback: Your feedback
>has given me new life to make this tool even better. As Bush says,
>"Bring them on!"
Now, why, if this product is benign, would anyone have to bring anything on?
> I have many customers who use this tool responsably, and who tell
>me that this tool is very useful in their daily work of keeping emailing
>lists up to date.
Then where are their testimonials on this listing page on VersionTracker?
>I understand your frustrations with spam. However, your comments
>here are useless.
Why?
>eMailer allows you to drag and drop email addresses from text files
>and your web browser. eMailing lists have never been easier. Once
>you've built your emailing lists, you can manage each list of emails
>marking the individual email addresses with the list of emails that
>you have sent.
Here, he ADMITS that there is no legitimate use for the product - no-one can create a list of confirmed opted-in addresses with this product according to this.
Let's hear from people who are positive about this software! - Version: 2.0, 7/5/2003 09:03PM PST
klw71
Is there anybody out there?
Let people use this for what they want... - Version: 2.0, 7/5/2003 08:54PM PST
klw71
Who cares if you have extra SPAM in your mailbox. 30 seconds and it's gone!
klw71
klw71
Yet another way to fill up our mailboxes... - Version: 2.0, 7/5/2003 08:14PM PST
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Sleix
Well, in all the time I've seen things that served a purpose, I have always found that there are some that don't even deserve to see the light of day...this program serves up one case in point.
This program, for one, serves no other purpose than to fill up my box with more genital enlargement and money making schemes, and other assorted useless information, which I get an abundant supply of already. I don't need this, nor does anybody in this so-called modern day society.
I will suggest that the programmers of this software try finding a better venture, possibly one that is more useful. With this program, all you will be getting is scorn and ridicule by those who find this soon to be unlawful venture unappealing to say the least.
This program, for one, serves no other purpose than to fill up my box with more genital enlargement and money making schemes, and other assorted useless information, which I get an abundant supply of already. I don't need this, nor does anybody in this so-called modern day society.
I will suggest that the programmers of this software try finding a better venture, possibly one that is more useful. With this program, all you will be getting is scorn and ridicule by those who find this soon to be unlawful venture unappealing to say the least.
To all of you who left poor ratings about this program without actually using it, and bash it, you are no better than the spammers you hate. You're dishonest. Shame on you. This is a forum for REVIEWING SOFTWARE. Not a place to rant about spam.
One bug note: This seems to have a problem recognizing underscores as part of an email address, and it sometimes chops off the address at the underscore.
Otherwise a very useful tool.