Third paragraph where I said:


Should read:

For each additional allotment of 10,000 subscribers (next tier up), you pay extra.

Regards,
Steve MacLellan

Well said Steve....

I have been using GetResponse for my SEO Team training series and have had a good experience with it. No issues with using or delievery.

I think GetResponse and Aweber are kinda neck-n-neck as far as 'who is the better service'.

Now that my blog redesign is nearly done I'm going to be releasing that to the public and also starting a newsletter based on home based business common sense, to start building my list.

I agree with Fendi that the one on your hosting account is a great option. It gives you more flexibility espeacially for importing email lists. The subsription ones that you pay a monthly fee for, will send out an opt-in message that has to be activated before you can send out your email campain letters. There is also an auto responder that can be installed on you PC.

Autoresponders work great!! They save a lot of time and get messages back to your clients while you are busy with other business or family events.