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Email Confirmation App - Does Such A Thing Exist?

by scottlee
9 replies
Hi,

Got a question here. You know those confirmation emails which are sent to you after you sign up/submit something to directories, etc. If it's one or two, it's not a problem, but if it's several hundred all at once, it's a real pain.

Does anyone know of any such Email Auto-Confirmation app or service which can automatically handle these email confirmations without having to manually click on all those confirmation emails?

And if so, which app or service would you recommend?

Cheers,
Scott
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  • Profile picture of the author scottlee
    Thanks.

    If you don't mind, what does AMR stand for?

    Cheers,
    Scott
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    • Profile picture of the author scottlee
      Originally Posted by pribs View Post

      Article Marketing Robot. Similar to Unique Article Wizard except without the monthly fees. Some swear by AMR, some swear by UAW (as with most affiliate tools). I personally can't see the value that UAW's monthly fee adds to trump AMR, so AMR is my choice. It's a great tool and only $97.00.

      And as mentioned above, it confirms your article listings for you.

      They offer a free trial on their website too. It's definitely worth your time to check it out!
      Thanks Gujju & Pribs.

      I'm actually looking for an auto confirmation tool that isn't tied to a specific article submitter, e.g. AMR. More of a standalone app/tool.

      This would be great as I could then submit to any kind of directory, e.g. pad/software/article/presentation/etc.

      Does anything like this even exist?

      Cheers,
      Scott
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  • Profile picture of the author brian19
    Hi Scott,

    You could give this free tool a try : Email Link Clicker | Email Confirmation Clicker. It's pretty simple but does the job OK for me.

    Brian
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    • Profile picture of the author AnniePot
      I don't know about you, but I would be EXTREMELY cautious with using software like that. I assume it's purpose is to click ANY link contained inside ANY email...

      Randomly clicking links is how some real nasties end up on your computer and can bring your whole operation to a halt in a heartbeat.
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      • Profile picture of the author brian19
        Originally Posted by AnniePot View Post

        I don't know about you, but I would be EXTREMELY cautious with using software like that. I assume it's purpose is to click ANY link contained inside ANY email...

        Randomly clicking links is how some real nasties end up on your computer and can bring your whole operation to a halt in a heartbeat.
        Well this app has some settings to allow you to refine which links it clicks so it doesn't blindly click links. The clicker doesn't use a web browser either as far as I can see so it's probably safer than clicking links manually then finding out that you've loaded malware in your web browser. Having said that, having a good anti-virus installed is essential when browsing the internet.
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    • Profile picture of the author scottlee
      Thanks Brian,

      I'll give it a try and see how it goes.

      Cheers,
      Scott
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  • Profile picture of the author phuzzled
    Yeah as brian says, just make sure you have it match the pattern correctly and you'll be fine.
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