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Which autoresponder allow to import subscribers without opt in? (NOT FOR SPAM)

by chewie49
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Hi!


I have a client base of about 2500 people and I want to add them to an autoresponder to send them notifications (i.e.: when our server is down, when we will be going on vacations, etc.)

But I need to be able to import them without them having to confirm the opt in.

I know Mail Chimp does it...But I want to have other options.

Any recommendation?

thanks!
#autoresponder #import #opt #spam #subscribers
  • Profile picture of the author Fadiz
    mailchimp is the best, USE IT
    plus it's free up to 2000 emails
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  • Profile picture of the author NickCesarz
    After reading the comments about MailChimp I may have to switch over... haha but right now I've been using iContact and it let's me import as many emails as I would like to my lists. Only free for 500 emails though.
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  • Profile picture of the author rosetrees
    I think Imnica would allow you to do that. You have to send them the list and they will import it for you.
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  • Profile picture of the author edwood
    Hi,

    Yes, Imnica will allow you to import your subscribers BUT, if I remember correctly, you need to include each subscriber's IP address.

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  • Profile picture of the author RHert
    Aweber allows a certain number a day. I forget how many. It would probably take a while to put in the number you're talking about.
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