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How to blast group maillists with mailing sender ?

Step1. Import Email Address.
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Step3: Compose Email.
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Finished.
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PC Email Group Sender

PC iMail lets you set a time delay in between each message, to comply with ISP limitations and ensure that your account remains in good standing. And since it sends your message individually to each recipient, you'll never have to worry about your message being rejected from having too many recipients.

Use the PC Email Group Sender to...

1. Personalize your newsletters and announcements.

2. Create artistic copy with a built-in HTML editor.

3. Configure time delay periods between messages.

4. Import contacts from Outlook and Exchange Server.

5. Extract email addresses from web pages or the clipboard.

6. Create and manage mailing lists.

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