1st Mass Mailer stops sending after 50

1st Mass Mailer stops sending after 50 - 100 emails sent

Question: After I successfully send 50 - 100 emails, 1st Mass Mailer stops sending. After a while I can send again another 50 - 100 emails then it stops again. Why does it happen?

Brief Answer: Your email provider limits your SMTP account in sending. Use an unlimited email account.

Answer: This usually means that your email provider limits you in sending allowing you to send a certain quantity of email messages per hour or per session. By this way ISPs prevent their SMTP servers from overloading because SMTP server spends much more time to deliver your messages than to receive them from your email client. The best solution for you here is to use any other SMTP account with the program that is not limited in sending. There are a lot of bulk email accounts on the Internet you can buy, which are located on huge high volume SMTP servers and capable to deliver thousands of email messages per minute. Another solution is to use a local SMTP server right on your PC. You can find a lot of different local SMTP servers on the Internet and we offer a local SMTP server too (please see the complete product list on our website). In this case you may have only 2 problems: low sending speed due to real time delivering or inability to pass through antispam filters some email providers use. The second issue can be resolved by buying a domain and a fixed IP address for your local PC.

This is a very fast subscription-based mass mailer with a lot of useful features. This bulk email program is used by many internet professionals and on-line store owners, to notify their customers about various events and send requested newsletters to promote new products and services. The program lets you organize a subscription on your web site, it's easy-to-use, and easy-to-configure. 1st Mass Mailer allows you quickly import a list of your subscribers into its internal database, do filter-based manipulations on the list, sort and search for duplicate emails and enable or disable individual subscribers