Re: Sending Limitations?

From: "Dada Mail" <dada@PROTECTED>

In-Reply-To: Re: Sending Limitations?

Date: October 27th 2006

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On Oct 26, 2006, at 12:48 PM, Raul A Gallegos wrote: >

Earlier this year a couple of people and I started a gaming web
site for gamers who are blind The web site itself does not have much
information since the main purpose of the domain was for the mailing list The
site is www audyssey org and we have hosted with a company called www emwd com The neat thing about this company is they are specially open to large mailing lists

Interesting I'm going to contact them and tell them about Dada Mail :)

Here's the KB about the limit for BlueHost:

http://helpdesk
bluehost
com/kb/index
php?x=&mod_id=2&root=27&id=135

Thanks for all the information;

Justin Simoni

: Dada Mail "Write Once - Distribute Everywhere" Email Communication
Software

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On Oct 26, 2006, at 12:48 PM, Raul A Gallegos wrote:

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Dada Mail (Justin Simoni) dada@skazat com [2006-10-26 00:12]:

Here's another request for people on shared hosting accounts - I'd like to try documenting the sending limitations for popular shared hosting services

Do you guys have similar references (URLs!) of email limitations on your shared hosted sites? I'll add them to the FAQ for other people

Earlier this year a couple of people and I started a gaming web
site for gamers who are blind The web site itself does not have much
information since the main purpose of the domain was for the mailing list The
site is www audyssey org and we have hosted with a company called www emwd com The neat thing about this company is they are specially open to large mailing lists We used to be on yahoogroups but
wanted to get away from that In any case, to make a long story short, Before finding emwd we had went with bluehost com and found out too late
their default smtp sending limit is 50 per hour I was able to get them to increase it to 250 per hour though however that was still not good enough for our mailing list which has over 300 subscribers and
sends out about 20 messages per day

It was because of www bluehost com though that I heard about and
started trying out dadamail The smtp sending limit for bluehost by default
as I said is 50 per hour, but can be changed on an individual case I
will go look though to see if this information is still current I also
have an account on godaddy's hosting and the default is 250 messages per hour If you need urls with documentation I can look for those and send them along

the smtp sending limit for regular emwd com accounts meaning accounts that are not specifically for large mailing lists is 2000 per 24
hours For mailing list accounts this limit is not inforced

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