Well you know, it's called bug free... :)

We can't send your emails for you.... Can you explain more of what you are having issues with?

Create an email
Send the email to all your forum members
That's it?

This is because they only support in the base code of vbulletin of text and bbcode... Doesn't support full html :)

Ok so far a To-Do per Church:

1. I'd like to be able to choose which usergroups to send to.
2. I'd like to be notified of which users bounced and I'd like the option to selectively delete those users.
3. I'd like a separate user setting for if users want an email or not. So they can turn that on and off in their user CP.
4. I didn't see a way to delete a future emailing after you've created it. I think that needs to be in there.

Anymore you add it from below this post labeled "Requests" please!

yes i want to send a email too all the members using ur script how do i do that

There are different ways to sending... One is to send now by clicking Compose E-mail Then put in your e-mail content in the text and html area or whatever combo.

Press the Send, and then it'll take you to the preview page then you set it from there to send now by just hitting Send or you can schedule the time from there. See the manual that outlines all these options. 20+ pages worth to read and view images! :)

Thanks. I was just making suggestions because you encouraged me too. If I'm being a pest I'll stop.

EDIT: As for letting the user choose plain text or email -- and a separate switch for receiving the newsletter or not -- I also own commbull and Geek Gazette. They both have these features. I guess I'm asking for the best of both worlds.

No biggie, we make an "Add-on" and build a plugin feature into our vbmailer before long that's the same thing we did here for MadMailer

We built what you call a "Universal Plugin" so now we are looking to expand vbmailer this way as it seems! Because your choose from html or text will be a series of changes and will require an add-on to our vbMailer!

BTW, no you aren't no pest, we only build the BEST which is what the end-user wants.

This doesn't even work.

Well if you set up SMTP this is just like setting up a POP3 account inside a mail client such as outlook and etc... Once you have a successful connection setup inside vbmailer will login to this connection using our pop3 class to handle all the bounces accordingly.

What I would do is this:

Setup a new user on your forums with something like: lksfasklfsadfh8asdfhysauidf@aol.com as their e-mail address.

After having all of the SMTP in place, vbMailer will take care of the rest when you send out an e-mail. From Sending the e-mail, to handling the bounces and then making sure they are inactivated on all e-mail correspondence to and from the forums (and sent a PM inside the FULL version which you have I believe). Follow me so far? :)