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Old 12-06-2006, 11:59 AM
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Default Schduled scripts using cpanel hosting package

Not initially but soon I will need to be able to automatically send a few hundred emails at a certain time every day. I guess I would do this with scheduled scripts through web hosting control panel. Would I be able to run sheduled scripts? If not, is another method possible with your service to meet my requirement? Thanks, Andy.
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Old 12-06-2006, 12:12 PM
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Hello Andy,

We have no problem with genuine / subscribed newsletters. You can schedule your scripts to send emails at using our web hosting control panel cpanel on linux hosting package make sure that your script sends less than 500 emails per hour. If you try to push 500 emails at once then server will get overloaded for some time and our system admins will kill the process causing the load.

Better option is to make your script to send emails with some delay. Our modernbill allows us to communicate with all customers at a time and it has got inbuilt functionality due to which it sends 25 emails at a time and then next 25 are sent with delay of 10 seconds. This way it takes 1 hour for completion of sending of emails but it never overloads the server.
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