Which provider offers single opt-in?

11 years ago

I thought AWeber did offer a single optin as an option.

I use 1shoppingcart.com which allows single optins as an option, but thats an e commerce platform, and not just an autoresponder service

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Joseph Then

11 years ago

Originally Posted by edpudol1973

Will you please tell me which list provider offer single optin service. Seems getresponse no longer support this feature. I tried aweber seems not working also.

Aweber allows single optin.

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edpudol1973 11 years ago

Originally Posted by Joseph Then

Aweber allows single optin.

When you off the verification process, the email will not add to your subscriber list. I tried today and I can't send email to those who single optin
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- Joseph Then 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by edpudol1973
  
  When you off the verification process, the email will not add to your subscriber list. I tried today and I can't send email to those who single optin
  
  Contact the support. They will sort it out for you. I did that and they sort it out for me.
  
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  konrud 11 years ago
  
  Get Response allows
  
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surffab

11 years ago

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Aweber should allow it

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sanhal

11 years ago

Originally Posted by edpudol1973

Will you please tell me which list provider offer single optin service. Seems getresponse no longer support this feature. I tried aweber seems not working also.

Aweber definitely allows it although they try to put you off it.

I have a list on single optin with them and I know a lot of marketers who do too. If you are having trouble setting it up then contact their support. They have excellent support and are very helpful in my experience.

Good luck with your business.

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Dustin Lyle

11 years ago

Aweber's single opt-in will still send a notification e-mail for the subscription to the subscriber... And yes, they really try hard at getting you to stay "double" by default.

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seriousjake

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Dustin Lyle

Aweber's single opt-in will still send a notification e-mail for the subscription to the subscriber... And yes, they really try hard at getting you to stay "double" by default.

Never had this happen before. Just tested my single opt-in yesterday and there was no notification message sent prior to the first follow up message.

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clickfund

11 years ago

Originally Posted by edpudol1973

Will you please tell me which list provider offer single optin service. Seems getresponse no longer support this feature. I tried aweber seems not working also.

Aweber still has single optin. I use them and always have that option when creating a list

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Super Money Maker

11 years ago

GetResponse Also Allow it.
Just go to your campaign settings and disable the double opt in.

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JimDucharme

11 years ago

Originally Posted by edpudol1973

Will you please tell me which list provider offer single optin service. Seems getresponse no longer support this feature. I tried aweber seems not working also.

Hi,

Not so edpudol1973,

Of course GetResponse offers the option of single optins as always. Thanks Super for pointing that out.

I'm not sure where you got that idea, but always feel free to ping our customer care people and they'll be happy to answer questions or explain how-to.

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cchipster

11 years ago

Aweber is crapola and old technology. Everyone loves to use their name when talking about email for some reason. Try Benchmark, they are more modern and so easy a caveman could do it. (No Affiliate in any way shape or form, I just love it)

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Rod Cortez

11 years ago

Originally Posted by cchipster

Aweber is crapola and old technology. Everyone loves to use their name when talking about email for some reason. Try Benchmark, they are more modern and so easy a caveman could do it. (No Affiliate in any way shape or form, I just love it)

This is the funniest thing I've read so far today. How would you know this cchipster?

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Gengis

11 years ago

I use GetResponse and they allow the single opt in option which is one reason i went with them..

Good luck.

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Jubu

11 years ago

I use getresponse too and single optin is working well.

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JimDucharme

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Joseph Then

Show us how can GetResponse allows single optin.

Hi Joseph,

How much "showing" would you like? Drop by our learning center and do a search and you'll get the step-by-step instructions on this. Or I'll be happy to explain it to you directly via Skype anytime.

We allow single opt-ins and it's a simple matter of disabling the confirmation option in your settings. Of course imported lists will be tested by our compliance department to be sure they don't have any issues before we approve them.

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Paul Myers

11 years ago

Folks, Jim is quite helpful with questions about GetResponse, but you really need to remember something: This is not the GR (or Aweber, or iContact, etc) help desk.

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JimDucharme

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Paul Myers

Folks, Jim is quite helpful with questions about GetResponse, but you really need to remember something: This is not the GR (or Aweber, or iContact, etc) help desk.

Paul

Thanks Paul and I do try to add some value which is about online marketing in general and not always about GetResponse. We only have a handful of reps here (that I know of) and I know a couple of others who I admire for doing that.

Paul's right though...this is not the (insert AR name here) help desk. I want to answer questions and help whenever I can, but consider sometimes that it might be better if you contact me directly via Skype, Twitter or PM if it's very specific to GR. This is NOT an imposition. I will either have the answer of find someone who does.

Thanks Paul for putting up with me.

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lgibbon Banned 11 years ago

Originally Posted by Paul Myers

Jim is quite helpful with questions about GetResponse,

That's called advertising Paul.
Sending a PM is being helpful.
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- Tina Golden 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by lgibbon
  
  That's called advertising Paul.
  Sending a PM is being helpful.
  
  It's not called advertising when responding to posts with a question that names the business specifically, Les. If it is, then you need to disallow the questions, don't you think?
  
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  lgibbon Banned 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Tina Golden
  
  If it is, then you need to disallow the questions, don't you think?
  
  Exactly Tina.
  Or it's way too open to abuse.
  
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  Leiif 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by lgibbon
  
  Exactly Tina.
  Or it's way too open to abuse.
  
  Ah yes, a forum with no questions would be brilliant and save a ton on bandwidth issues.
  
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  Tina Golden 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by lgibbon
  
  Exactly Tina.
  Or it's way too open to abuse.
  
  Well, until it's against the rules to ask the questions, it seem unfair to chastise the person answering the question.
  
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  robestrong 11 years ago
  
  Aweber does. Just turn off confirmed opt in.
  
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  Thaddaeus T. Hogg 11 years ago
  
  That's called advertising Paul.
  
  Who in tarnation advertised Paul? Paul don't need no advertisin cause he is a well-known, fine upstandin citizen of the holler! Why he and Gertie Sue Docimasy is an item in the holler and she shore wouldn't like for it to be gettin out what a good fellar Paul really is. Heck, that there is a well-kept secret even here in the WF!
  
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  Ced Kieffer 11 years ago
  
  To be clear about Aweber, you can have single opt in via their webform. But but using the API or an upload.
  Here is their answer:
  The only way subscribers are able to be added
  to an AWeber account without the confirmation message is through a web form
  submission from a unique IP address. Any subscribers added via API, Import,
  Email Parser, or the "Add" page will be required to confirm.
  
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- Leiif 11 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by lgibbon
  
  That's called advertising Paul.
  Sending a PM is being helpful.
  
  Hey lgibbon,
  
  Some people can't PM and are new to this whole thing. It's helpful in my book.
  
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- Sid Hale 11 years ago
  
  Hi Les,
  
  Originally Posted by lgibbon
  
  That's called advertising Paul.
  Sending a PM is being helpful.
  
  Would it have been advertising had I been the one to post the response to the OP?
  
  See, the thing is I don't really know the answer (not first hand, anyway). I would much rather have a rep for the company respond, than to have several un-qualified responders give conflicting answers - at least half of which MUST be wrong!
  
  If the rep hadn't supplied an answer, the OP would have been left totally in the dark - or more confused than when he started. If the rep had responded via PM, everyone else would have been confused by the many inaccurate answers given by the others.
  
  The question was asked publicly and everyone got to see the responses. The "sin" isn't that a company rep gave an authoritative answer - it's that so many "without a clue" responses were given by others.
  
  Sorry I've continued the off topic discussion, but then maybe you should have addressed your response to Paul... via PM. Then there would have been no need.
  
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  Thaddaeus T. Hogg 11 years ago
  
  Well now let me see if I can summon this up for ya...
  
  GetResponse allows single optin
  Aweber allows single optin
  Iminicamail allows single optin
  Icontact allows single optin
  
  There now that should sort this whole mess of greens out for ya!
  
  The "sin" isn't that a company rep gave an authoritative answer - it's that so many "without a clue" responses were given by others.
  
  Ole Sid hit the nail right on the head... you shouldn't be listenin to any other folks ceptin ole Thad!
  
  BTW, ole Thad uses GetResponse and I can firmly vouch for the fact that it does support single optin. I knowed that none of you folks asked me about that but I also be knowin that ALL FOLKS want to know what Thad thinks so I tole ya!
  
  I will either have the answer of find someone who does.
  
  What was the dadburn question that "find someone who does" asked?
  
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khooster1

11 years ago

Icontact is for single opt-in.

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Jim Phillips 11 years ago

imnicamail.com also has single opt-in.

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