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General Help & How-To / URGENT - Trend Micro AV mis-identifying ListMail???

« on: October 11, 2008, 02:54:53 pm »

wondering if any Listmail users are getting reports from subscribers about Trend Micro identifying them as a virus or malware source?

I've had a few panicked unsubscribers email me for manual removal because their Trend Micro AV software apparently warns them to NOT click the Listmail self-removal link.

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Testimonials, Feedback / I Tried Aweber - for a while .....

« on: October 29, 2006, 04:40:20 pm »

I had to find out for myself if I was missing out - so (for a few months in 2006) I used AWeber online autoresponder service to run my opt-in subscriber forms and followup mailings.

It was good - no doubt about that - even with a monthly fee of $19.95 US.

But what I ended up missing was the easy-to-use interface and rich features of ListMail Pro. IMHO - there is just no online autoresponder service that can even begin to compare.

ListMail Pro has been my faithful workhorse since 2002 - and now I know for sure that I'm not missing a thing!

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General Help & How-To / HELP - .cgi "subscribe by email" stop working on H

« on: October 25, 2006, 01:02:57 pm »

Until about a year ago the subscribe by email (.cgi) function worked perfectly on my long existing ListMail Pro installation.

Then it suddenly quit - but wasn't a big issue at the time since I use forms to gather new subscribers.

Host4Profit support says it isn't their fault - and I didn't do anything different or mess with existing files/commands/configurations/CHMOD either.

Now that I want to change up my marketing plan, and resume using subscribe by email for coreg and other stuff - the malfunction has once again become an issue.

Any ideas and feedback will be much appreciated.


Wishing all the best
Dan B. Cauthron

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Testimonials, Feedback / $195 is closer to truth!

« on: April 05, 2005, 12:03:15 pm »

I don't obsess on ListMail. I don't worry about it, nor do I have many pertinent thoughts to post here.

It's always been in the background, quietly doing its job like a trusty workhorse, while I concern myself with the daily aspects of running successful website businesses.

Thanks Dean - it's ABOUT TIME you quit giving away the farm!

All the best

Dan B. Cauthron
http://DanBCauthron.com