Question: I receive emails that must be resent via MaxBulk, but when I attempt to cut and paste the content, the message is not properly reproduced. I'm happy to sent you the .eml file so you can see the issue.
Answer: This is a problem with the software you are using to forward your message, not MaxBulk Mailer. Indeed mail software have troubles to forward HTML messages. That comes from a total lack of support actually, indeed an HTML message has to be sent with a very specific formatting and headers.
Instead of forwarding try to redirect your message. In Apple Mail it is the 'Message > Redirect' menu. You can even add a redirect button to the Mail tool bar. Redirecting is much better than forwarding since it uses all original message as is.
MaxBulk Mailer is a full-featured and easy-to-use bulk mailer and mail-merge software for macOS and Windows that allows you to send out customized press releases, prices lists, newsletters and any kind of text or HTML documents to your customers or contacts.
MaxBulk Mailer is fast, fully customizable and very easy to use. MaxBulk Mailer handles plain text, HTML and rich text documents and gives full support for attachments. With MaxBulk Mailer you will create, manage and send your own powerful, personalized marketing message to your customers and potential customers.
Thanks to its advanced mail-merge and conditional functions you can send highly customized messages and get the best results of your campaigns. You also have support for international characters, a straightforward account manager with support for all type of authentication schemes including SSL, a complete and versatile list manager, support for importation from a wide range of sources including from remote mySQL and postgreSQL databases.
MaxBulk Mailer is a software tool that you purchase once, no need to pay on a per-email basis to submission services!
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