Signing up someone to multiple autoreponders - HOW?

Are you sure you want to do this? After all, the name of the game is relevancy, right? They need to know the value each list is offering before they sign up. Regardless, maybe what you're looking for is a MULTIPLE MENU system where the prospective subscriber will check boxes and get subscribed. In this scenario, make sure you include descriptions for each list.

I think your looking for the blackhat forum or the Dp forums, I don't deal in black hat any longer man. I dont fool my list either.

Also what you wrote will keep alot from clicking any signature you put out there.
Just a tip is all.

Yeah writeaway show him how to deceive the people that takes care of us lol.
I bet writeaway won't do it typhoon.

There is a WSO called Response Dynamite that shows how to do this. It is a form of co-reg. (and it comes with a script)

But the goal is not to decieve the person in the way that you stated.

The goal is to use this strategy as a way to segment your list.

So if your main list is about general internet marketing then once they sign up to that the next page will have a list of other sub-topics of internet marketing like list building, traffic generation, conversion strategies, etc.

And the script will pass the variables from the first page through to the second page so they don't have to fill in everything again, but just check the boxes of the other sub-lists that they want to be added to.

That is the right way to do it.

But if you decieve people then you will just break their trust and lose your subscribers faster than you can gain them.

So in the long right do it the right way and you will benefit far more, than if you just want to decieve people.

This escalated quickly.

1) If he's planning to do it with other companies, this is called "co-registration" and it is not blackhat in any way. It's a very common way of building an email list with larger Fortune 500 companies.

Companies such as GAP, Pfizer, Walmart, Johnson & Johnson, Nokia all participate in co-reg campaigns to build their prospect lists. It just isn't very popular in the WF. Or the few people in the WF are doing it wrong.

2) Now, if he's planning to send them to his own autoresponders, what's wrong with that? If he's collecting the double optin lead, why is it "blackhat" to backup that lead in multiple email service providers? It's actually very smart because the list won't need to be exported/imported if he ever decides to leave a company. This will protect his assets with redundancy.

To answer the question, most people have a programmer create an optin page that submits the lead to multiple databases. You'll have a lot more success with autoresponder companies that have API's like GetResponse and MailChimp.

Zapier is the service most people use to do this nowadays:

https://zapier.com/