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SK - 10 Oct 2007 02:01 GMT
Hello All,

I'm trying to understand how one can send 5000 emails using system.web.mail
namespace. I used google, even my own smtp account information - they both
send only 500 emails/ day but I need to create a program to send 5000
emails. I know there are programs that does that but I would really
appreciate if someone can guide me here...

Thanks,
SK
Kevin Spencer - 10 Oct 2007 10:40 GMT
Your best bet would be to set up your own SMTP server.

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ivar - 10 Oct 2007 16:52 GMT
Hi,

5000 not problem if not in one server.

you can do the best app what you can, but most servers have messages per IP
per day limit, so ... .
If this is not case, i'm sure  system.web.mail will able to send xxx count
emails.

Thre is solution, multiple public IP and you load balance them, so then
limit per public IP and you wont be blocked.

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> SK

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