These kind of services will/should let you send email programmatically from your application. I use Jango for one of my clients to send invoices and other individual emails.
On 14 July 2017 19:46:04 GMT-04:00, mbsoftwaresolutions@mbsoftwaresolutions.com wrote:
On 2017-07-14 16:29, Kevin J Cully wrote:
If you want to check if an email address is in a valid format, there are many RegEx expressions that you can use. Easy and free.
It's not a "valid format" she's talking about. She's talking about undeliverables. Things that are properly assembled in name@domain.ext already.
If your client is sending out lots of emails and is worried about bounces and "Unsubscribe" functionality, then I'd use a mailing service such as Mandrill by MailChimp. https://mandrill.com/ The world has gotten serious about spam and as programmers, we need to do a better job of steering our clients into a fully functioning email subscription model. Mandrill (and similar) is just such a solution.
But what she's sending to the recipients is not always the same content; it's differing per customer. I'm not sure at this time if it's invoices or what.
From what I hear, Canada has gotten so serious about spam that if
they
find you not honoring unsubscribe requests they'll send a Royal Mounted Policeman to your house to kick your dog and poke your youngest child in the eye. And then they get mad. Canadians ::
Very
friendly ... until they're not. http://fightspam.gc.ca/eic/site/030.nsf/eng/home
lol
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