Mailloop: How to do Bulk Maillings

Mailloop v3.0 is an industrial strength bulk mailer.

Mailloop v3.0 is a bulk mailing program for the internet. It can take a single message and
broadcast it to either a listing of e-mail addresses or to a listing of newsgroups. 
Creates custom newsgroup lists by filtering NNTP servers. Creates custom e-mail lists by 
extracting them from newsgroups. Can also extract e-mail addresses or newsgroup names from
other protocols. Built-in NNTP, SMTP, POP, FTP, HTTP, EXEC, CGI, WHOIS and FINGER clients. 
Anti-cancelbot feature. Automatically processes remove requests. Includes extensive on-line help. 
The most powerful bulk mailer available. Requires Windows 95 or NT 3.51+ and internet access.

The "Program" Mailloop is only available in English.



For more info goto:  http://205.199.4.219
 		     
		     http://205.199.4.219


Using it is easy:

1) Create a message ( http://205.199.4.219/editor.htm ) 
...by using the pull down menus or
...by using any editor

2) Create a newsgroups list ( http://205.199.4.219/news3.htm )
...by filtering an NNTP server or 
...by importing from any text file or 
...by manually creating with any editor or
...by extracting from any FTP file or 
...by extracting from any HTTP file 

3) Create an e-mail list ( http://205.199.4.219/em3.htm )
...by extracting from newsgroups or
...by importing from any text file or
...by manually creating with any editor or
...by extracting from a WHOIS response or
...by extracting from a fingering response or
...by extracting from a UNIX  response or
...by extracting from any FTP file or
...by extracting from any HTTP file or

4) Broadcast the message 
...to the e-mail list or ( http://205.199.4.219/embc.htm )
...to the newsgroup list ( http://205.199.4.219/ngbc.htm ) 

5) Then process the remove requests
...by using the mailbox processor ( http://205.199.4.219/pop.htm )

6) If you want you can use the Newsletter Sever
...The Newsletter Sever will allow you to have an topic-specific newsletter that other can subscribe
   and unsubscribe to.
...Customizing this server response files ( http://205.199.4.219/response.htm )
...Creating a new newsletter ( http://205.199.4.219/create.htm )
...Creating and Updating a newsletter the actual newsletter ( http://205.199.4.219/update.htm )


For more info visit http://205.199.4.219
		 
		    http://205.199.4.219

	

On Fri, 06 Jun 1997 01:43:39 +0200, Veronica Karlsson
<e93...@sm.luth.se.nospam> wrote:

>a;lkfjsdal;j@poiwaurf;as.com wrote:
>> 
>> Mailloop v3.0 is an industrial strength bulk mailer.

>Don't these guys get it? We don't want this shit! 
>
>(at least I don't. I report anything I find in my mailbox that looks
>like junk mail and I recommend that everybody else do the same... The
>procedure is quite simple: get as many "headers" as you can from the
>spam letter. Take anything that looks like an address (except your own
>of course):  som...@someplace.something and "forward" the entire letter
>(make sure to include ALL headers) to  abu...@someplace.something,
>roo...@someplace.something, and web...@someplace.something (begin your
>letter with a short explanation saying that you haven't asked for it).
>That is you take the "tail" of the address and just add the words
>"abuse", "root" and "webmaster" to it. There are other such words you
>can use but these are the ones that I use. If you find more than one
>address "ending" in the headers write your complaint to all of them.)

 	Just want to say thanx Veronica for taking the time to show
	 newbies like me how we can respond in a constructive way 
	to this spam. I will be following your adice :)
	--
	CZ
	zak...@terrigal.net.au