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... es I've discussed setting up a mailing list or newsletter using a free service. See ... http://www.poorrichard.com/newsltr/019.htm#newsltr http://www.poorrichard.com/newsltr/020.htm#freee1 Now it's time to see what you'll get if you _pay_. As an example of what an advanced mailing-list server can do for you, I'll describe Lyris. I'll do so for two reasons. First, it's the one I use (so I have access to it!). And it's also one of the best -- if not _the_ best -- products available. Here then, in no particular order, are some of the neat things Lyris can do. Schedule messages to be sent at par ...

... the last issue, in which I discussed free services you can use to host your email newsletter ( http://PoorRichard.com/newsltr/019.htm#newsltr ), a reader sent me information about yet another service: ListBot: http://www.listbot.com/ Having said that, maybe there are reasons why you _shouldn't_ use a free service. Read on ... The Problem With Free Email Services In the last issue, I listed several free mailing-list services -- services you can use to publish email newsletters or mailing-list discussion groups. I soon received an email from a reader with a great question -- if there are free email services, he asked, w ...