File Details |
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| File Size | 3.5 MB |
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| License | Shareware, $129.95 |
| Operating System | Windows 2000/9x/Server 2003/XP |
| Date Added | June 10, 2005 |
| Total Downloads | 683 |
| Publisher | ExclamationSoft |
| Homepage | NetMailBot |
Publisher's Description
NetMailBot is a powerful command line email client for sending and receiving email. It runs from a DOS command prompt, which allows it to be easily called from other applications. Many run it from existing applications to send email notices, invoices, statements, and research reports to their customers. Others use it to launch profitable email marketing campaigns using their in-house databases of email addresses.
Latest Reviews
thodgson reviewed v4.0 Beta on Oct 21, 2003
Give me a break. If this is a spammer tool, then so is Outlook, Eudora, and pine...are you niave enough to think that people don't send out email. Get a grip.
artic6 reviewed v4.0 Beta on Oct 21, 2003
This program is 100% a spammers resource kit, this is **given** away by the quote of:
"Others use it to launch profitable email marketing campaigns using their in-house databases of email addresses"
If you download this then you are a spammer, and shame on you..........
try better apps that are out there like...errr..any other mail client.....
scoot reviewed v4.0 Beta on Oct 21, 2003
To me, it sounds like a tool for spammers.
thodgson reviewed v4.0 Beta on Oct 21, 2003
Give me a break. If this is a spammer tool, then so is Outlook, Eudora, and pine...are you niave enough to think that people don't send out email. Get a grip.
artic6 reviewed v4.0 Beta on Oct 21, 2003
This program is 100% a spammers resource kit, this is **given** away by the quote of:
"Others use it to launch profitable email marketing campaigns using their in-house databases of email addresses"
If you download this then you are a spammer, and shame on you..........
try better apps that are out there like...errr..any other mail client.....
scoot reviewed v4.0 Beta on Oct 21, 2003
To me, it sounds like a tool for spammers.