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I've used VR for years but it can get quite expensive at those sorts of volumes if you are e-mail regularly and I also had concerns about how many of the mails were getting through -- they provide no real stats on that.
InTouch CRM is worth a look. They are UK based and claim to work with the UK ISPs to reduce the instances of non-delivering because of spam filters. It also works out a lot cheaper than VR if e-mailing is something you do regularly.
Constant Contact is VR's biggest rival but from what I can make out they charge for storing the address data, so you're paying even if you're not sending.
I hope this helps.
IH
InTouch CRM is worth a look. They are UK based and claim to work with the UK ISPs to reduce the instances of non-delivering because of spam filters. It also works out a lot cheaper than VR if e-mailing is something you do regularly.
Constant Contact is VR's biggest rival but from what I can make out they charge for storing the address data, so you're paying even if you're not sending.
I hope this helps.
IH
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