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Subject: Sending healty batch emails
From: Burak_Yżlmaz <netsonicc () yahoo ! com>
Date: 2008-03-13 18:20:54
Message-ID: 856224.32523.qm () web39109 ! mail ! mud ! yahoo ! com
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Hi all;
I have a question about how to handle mail traffic or how to send batch messages \
safely without any lost and not beeing spam. I have set all the configuration of my \
Apache James 2.3.1 server running on Centos. Set my reverse dns and all options as \
well. I have no problem about sending single emails. Now;
1)I want to batch mail to 1000 members for example. Is it better to send email to \
everyone seperately or can i add all adresses to bcc ? 2)Bcc has any limits for \
different mail address providers like hotmail,yahoo etc. ? 3)If i send mail too \
frequenly in a for loop, do James delays between them or is it my responsibility to \
delay sending a new mail after a sended mail a moment ago? I ask this question \
because maybe too fast mailing to same domain may cause unhealthy mails. 4)If i add \
mail addresses to bcc do i need to group them to a domain type. (yahoo mails are \
sended seperately in bcc, hotmail mails seperated and so on...) Or adding mixed \
emails to bcc is acceptable?
It is the question like how a professional mail sending must be. Do james handle \
everything for me? What do i need to take care of?
Thanks for answers and any good links provided.
Burak YILMAZ
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