What Autoresponder besides Aweber and Get Response

We have no problem with Clickbank offers, affiliate programs, etc...

We're huge fans.

And you can upload contacts ? Do they have to opt in again ?

I looked over the website and it was not clear

I prefer aweber but if you are moving over there, all your list will have to opt in again or you have to prove to aweber that they all double opted in by where ehy came from.

Infusionsoft is awesome and very powerful. kudos to you Mary

Try MailChimp.
Free for 2000 subscribers and you can import.

Interface is a little confusing at first but okay once you get used to it.
Support is good too.

Don't the free autoresponders put their own ads in your messages?

Autoresponders are one thing I never skimp on.

I use both aWeber and Followup Autoresponder Pro (that's an installed script on me server; I basically rolled me own).

I've used AutoresponsePlus for many years. No problems. However, I don't have huge lists with 10,000 names etc.

Anyone else using ImnicaMail ?

There pricing seems to good to be true.

Paleochora I take it your getting your messaged in boxed at a good rate ?

I wouldn't say you're in the minority Sandiccc Send me a PM if you have questions about list building and I'll be glad to help. We have options such as our GetSubcribers lead gen service and I'm happy to provide general advice to you.

The one question which comes up often is about confirmation of uploaded lists. You can have this requirement waived by our compliance people by allowing them to test the list to see if it's healthy. Just contact support.

Regards,
Jim

Mailchimp expressly precludes affiliate marketing in their terms of service, and if they find out that you've done any affiliate marketing, even if you don't use their service to do it, they'll still close down your account, and they even admit this openly, as explained here.

Their frightening terms of service also prohibit so many other natural uses of autoresponders that it's by no means trivially easy to envisage who is allowed to use it. (Perhaps just someone promoting their own product, which has absolutely nothing to do with making money, and absolutely nothing to do with any other topic on Mailchimp's very large list of specifically excluded issues???).

Anyway, it certainly seems - unsurprisingly - that large numbers of Warriors have lost their lists there.

This thread illustrates some of the potential long-term hazards of using Mailchimp.

This thread illustrates some more of them.

This thread does, too.

I strongly advise anyone wanting to develop long term income from internet marketing to stay away from "free" autoresponders.

This subject is really something of a no-brainer. Still, as is often the case, some people "just get it" and others "just don't".

I definitely believe in double opt-in and have never used a service that didn't require it, although I'm about ready to jump to ImnicaMail, I think, which i understand does not.

I'm leaving MailChimp because I learned about their ridiculous stance on affiliate marketing not too long ago. Don't know why that escaped me before joining, but it did. I had already signed up with aweber, for about the 4th time -- but once again, they showed me their ass and so I'm leaving -- for about the 4th or 5th time. I hope this will be my last switch.

A word of warning: if you ever need to switch autoresponders, it's better to move from a required double opt-in service, as most of the ones I've seen or used are because that really is considered the standard and some autoresponders won't accept your list if it's not provably double opt-in.

Yes, they do.