If you send emails via SMTP (for example, through the same AMAZON), then what does your hoster have to do with it.I'm sorry I missed the notification of your reply. Thank you for your reply.
SMTP had always been my first choice if I needed to send bulk messages. I'll give it a try. But I'm concerned about my host. What if the host complains about the volume being sent? How many do you recommend sending per campaign?
What is the guarantee that emails won't end up in the spam folder of the recipient?
Also, can't one use Amazon SES? I see Mailster has Amazon SES integration.
Thanks.
You insert the data into the settings of the SMTP plugin where you registered. How many emails you send depends on the SMTP port bandwidth. You can set a limit of 10,000 in 24 hours.
Yes, you should warn the hoster about this, but there should be no problems. You don't send your emails via SMTP of your hosting.