So I created one address book group where I put the list of my clients (+/- 1,000). If I understood correctly, at the end of the procedure all the emails are put in the OUTBOX folder of the Bat and then they will be sent as soon as I click on "send queued mails".
Even if I use a professional domain name for sending mail, behind the SMTP server belongs to gmail.
My fear is to be blocked by gmail or to be considered a spammer if I send 1.000 individual emails at the same time. Is it risky? How to avoid that? There is a way to send them (automatically) little by little and not all together (something like postponed mails)?
Obviously this is not a spam because it's our client database and it's a one shot mailing but I don't want to make mistakes
duralux duralux wrote: [...] My fear is to be blocked by gmail or to be considered a spammer if I send 1.000 individual emails at the same time. Is it risky? How to avoid that? There is a way to send them (automatically) little by little and not all together (something like postponed mails)? [...]
You know that for sending massmail using The Bat! the message template is required. In this template you should put a macro which will cause sending delay of each individual message. Delay of sending is selected randomly by another macro. So, to send your 1000 mails within 3 hours you shuld use following expression:
duralux duralux wrote: [...] My fear is to be blocked by gmail or to be considered a spammer if I send 1.000 individual emails at the same time. Is it risky? How to avoid that? There is a way to send them (automatically) little by little and not all together (something like postponed mails)? [...]
You know that for sending massmail using The Bat! the message template is required. In this template you should put a macro which will cause sending delay of each individual message. Delay of sending is selected randomly by another macro. So, to send your 1000 mails within 3 hours you shuld use following expression: