Bulk Email Problems

[Guest]

I have been unable to send bulk emails to one of my lists with 110 addresses.
Is this list too big? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Guest]

Hello,
It mainly depends upon your Internet service provider, they drawup the
limitations of the number of reciepients.
Contact your ISP or send them an e-mail about the issue.
Technically speaking Outlook has the capacity to bulk e-mails irrespective
of the number.

 

[John Blessing]

I have been unable to send bulk emails to one of my lists with 110
addresses.
Is this list too big? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Most email servers restrict the max number of recipients per email. Please
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will allow you to send multiple individual emails, html or plain text, with
attachments, either as a one-off or regularly at a specified time and
interval


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[Charles W Davis]

Most ISPs limit the number. You could establish Distribution Lists that each
contain up to the limit set by your ISP. You can also use the mail merge and
send individual messages. I have a commercial account and can send 300 at at
time. With my Bulk Mail permit, I am allowed to send up to 1,000 after 11:00
p.m.
The next problem what will rear its ugly head, you may be blocked by AOL or
Yahoo if your volume reaches a number within a 24 hour period that they have
established and won't tell you what it is. I haven't been able to send to
AOL or Yahoo for almost two years. Out computer club has used an Access
database with C++ code to automatically, send messages in groups of 50 to
our 1,000 + members. Many clubs in our age restricted (55+) community of
14,000 have similar problems.