On Fri, Nov 26, 2010 at 09:43:14PM +0200, Lukas wrote:
> Ok :)
> but any way, do you know answer the answer to my question?
Habitually sending mail to large list is very different from routine
mail delivery. The cost shifts from building a functioning mail delivery
pipeline to building a list-management process that handles the lifecycle
of adding users who join your list, or choose to leave it or whose
mailboxes become permanently unreachable.
Failing to manage lists is a strong sign of spamming. A bulk sender must
deploy bounce processing software to track persistent delivery issues
and remove no longer reachabe users. Also to troubleshoot reachability
issues to specific sites, ...
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Viktor.
