HotMail Mailer

[Echelon17]

Hi guys,

Some of you may have seen the Hotmail address book importer scripts out there, that will import a users address book if they enter their username and password for you. Very handy feature to have, right?

I've gone one stage further, and have written my own but expanded it to include the mailing of everyone in the address book with the text of your choosing.
It does this by actually logging into their hotmail account and sending the mail which SHOULD pretty much guarantee that the email will never hit the 'junk mail' folder because it's sent through hotmail itself.

Advertise your sites. Advertise someone elses site. Even use it as a hotmail front-end on your website, the choice is yours.

The script is highly customisable and can easily be implemented into existing websites.

PM me if interested.

 

[weblord]

got a question, are we talking about the same script found here?
http://www.addressbookimport.com/download
do you accept np$ does it store addresses in database? coz that's what i need as well. do you accept np$ ?

 

[Echelon17]

got a question, are we talking about the same script found here?
http://www.addressbookimport.com/download
do you accept np$ does it store addresses in database? coz that's what i need as well. do you accept np$ ?

It's not the same script, as that one has various differences and limitations, and actually ends up stealing your users contacts and storing them on their server. Not good, in my opinion.

EDIT:
Also, these so called 'AddressBookImporter' scripts that are going around actually get most of the addresses wrong. This is due to Hotmail truncating long e-mail addresses when displaying them, and the scripts grab the truncated versions. Mine doesn't suffer with the same problem at all.

My script works the same in principle; you provide a hotmail account name and password, it'll login and take a list of the e-mail addresses.

If required, It'll then send a (customisable) e-mail to all of the users within that account. Most if not all of the scripts I've seen do NOT have the e-mail feature.

It can easily be customised to store addresses within a database, if necessary. Or perhaps other modifications.

I don't take NP$, only PayPal really.

 

[Echelon17]

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