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Powerful remailer which sends your message straight out to the recipient's mail server. Multi-threaded direct delivery, internal SMTP server, mailing lists, databases, plugins, open API, ActiveX/COM interfaces, Socks5, more.

PoliteMail turns Microsoft Outlook into an email marketing machine. Create attractive HTML email newsletters and direct email campaigns, send personalized 1:1 messages, build and manage your mailing lists, track opens and clicks in real-time. Try it.

Adaptive Mailing List (AML for short) is a software applicaton the task of which is to distribute email messages among groups (a.k.a. Lists) of recipients. Main features are: Security & Cryptography Adaptive delivery Zero duplicates

Advanced Emailer is intended for sending electronic mail utilizing mailing lists. It is a great tool for anyone who needs to send information/notifications to a large number of recipients. This program allows you to create and manage large mailing li

FXstyle Mailing List Remover was developed to automate the time-consuming chore of manually removing the opt-out addresses (email addresses of those who have requested to be removed) from your mailing lists.

Create, import and manage you mailing lists, choose a template for your newsletter or create a new one, personalize each email with simple tag integration. Comprehensive Reporting. NEW: possibility to launch your own Newsletter Service.

Atomic Subscription Manager is a mailing list manager. The number of mailing lists that can be maintained is not limited. Atomic Subscription Manager is a subscription central station working 24 hours a day in real time.

Mailing List Deluxe is designed to create and support mailing lists for your clients and subscribers. All you have to do is draft one message and it will be sent to an entire list of mail recipients.

Microsoft Outlook 2000, 2002/XP and 2003 add-in, designed to export contacts and user groups from your address book into a mailing list file. The output file format is common to many programs working with mailing lists.