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Having A/B testing as part of the platform is, in my opinion, the "safest" way to fragment the platform. Other ppl have wanted marketing automation to be part of the platform. What's next? Sales funnels? This platform can easily get out of hand if too many features are developed. Let them focus...

This has been brought up several times here in the forums, but I also know that the search feature here is limited, so try this search in Google instead: site:forum.mailwizz.com "550-5.7.1" I guess the answer is to use a better delivery server. Is it blacklisted?

( @twisted1919 , not sure where to post this ) Black Friday, Cyber Monday and Christmas is coming soon so using an SMS service like ours for distributing and handling newsletter viewers is a perfect fit. The statistics for promotional SMS shows a traffic source that is highly efficient, even...

200 USD per million would make it hard for him to compete: https://email-verify.my-addr.com/bulk-email-verification-online-tool.php

Yes, you are right. Email Validation is expensive, too expensive and yet we use a cheap service. It's mandatory in our SaaS. I've been thinking of having my company's developers create a service that we can use, but I'm all ears. What price tag are you thinking of? When can you have such a...

I have been questioning this myself. My best guess is that it's a competitor who wants to shut down your business. I mean, I don't want to think that people are just plain evil, but some actually are.

We have been exposed to this and it's friggin' annoying, they all came from the same IP which was behind a VPN. The thing is that they complain at the email sent out requesting them to confirm their emails. A tough captcha is the answer.

I don't know if this helps in any way, but due to the nature of our platform (a white labeled SaaS for resellers to rebrand and sell as if it is their own), we recorded 72 videos, both customer tutorial videos and reseller tutorial videos. The customer tutorial videos needed to be white labeled...

Yes, you are right. It does. You have a point about something though. In the hands of the wrong person, our software is like a cluster bomb that they drop in the middle of a high density crowd. It CAN do much damage if used in an in-proper way in a country where this is not regulated in law or...

...and there is another example. Thanks for that @JeffC

Who says that this is spam? I think you are snowed in too much on how your own business works and for some reason spamming emails are seen as "ok" by some people, we don't allow that either. Just to mention one example. One huge retail chain has shown their interest, they get their mobile...

Hi, Depends on what it is that you want to know. How can I help?

A little bit of our journey... Promotional SMS... (and transactional, but the need for scalability is not that big then) So many ask for it, but I believe that most doesn't really think of the consequences - do you? We are currently at the end of a project to rebuild our SMS feature to...

Just the specifications alone needs a lot of time of thinking of what features you want. Everything takes time, which of course can never be motivated by a 16-50 USD price for such a plugin to a VERY limited market (the max theoretical market is the number of licenses that Twisted has sold of MW...

We have our own A/B testing which is quite advanced with multiple variants and "negative tests" too (selecting another winner even if one or several winning condition(s) is/are true, but there is another condition with higher prio that we don't want to be fulfilled) but this is only available as...

Sounds very odd. You can't sell the script, you don't own it. You own the right to use it for a an environment where you yourself use it (regular license) or an environment for paying customers (extended license). Connected to one IP address. Do I misinterpret you?

I can't show you anymore and even if I could, you would not be able to re-create our situation. Much has changed since the above first message. We wrote our own queue handler, which from MW looks like a virtual delivery server, so that it creates a configurable amount of SMTP connections and...

No, that is not correct. If you check the license terms there, it can be several instances per IP and still not violate the license terms. Even if you have a dual server setup it's still only one license per active IP (so in the dual server setup, the redundant/failover server is ignored).

So this means that your license requirements are harder than for MW itself.

There is nothing wrong with competition. You can't say that just because something already exists, that should stop new products from popping up. If it was like that, we would still be sitting with AltaVista instead of Google, Windows3.1 instead of Windows 10 (or Ubuntu Linux), some bad email...