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Unread 08-12-2010, 04:09 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by dave View Post
Apart from what is said above, which is all valid:

One thing that matters is the email server software you are using on your web server.

Exim or Qmail (Fully Patched) should be fine.

I wouldn't suggest sending out from any server unless it was your own dedicated server and make sure that you have all the DNS SPF records in place.

Setting Up SPF DNS Records

Apart from this, i don't think there is going to be much difference between using a big email provider and one on your own domain for a small amount of emails being sent.

If you are sending thousands you will definitely need a dedicated server.

I use aweber for ease of use at the moment.

Also, if you put a disclaimer at the bottom of your email most people will not read any further - you can hide your opt-out underneath this.
Hi, thanks for the info. But will dedicated IP be enough for sending emails because my hosting provider allows 500 emails per hour on shared hosting which is enoughh. And to avoid my IP address being blacklisted because of other domains hosted on same IP address, I have opted for a dedicated IP on shared hosting. Is there any other benefit of dedicated hosting over dedicated IP for small no. of emails to be send everyday?
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