G-Lock EasyMail 5.41.0.375

Publisher's Description:

G-Lock EasyMail is a multiple message send-only e-mail client program that delivers e-mail messages directly to the recipients quickly and easily. You do not need any ISP's SMTP relay server, because it is a self-sufficient SMTP relay.

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Reviewer:	abel	Jul 11, 2002
Version:	4.0 Beta 5
Maybe if this program was adware, so then the spammers would have those incredibly annoying little pop-ups all the time... That would be poetic. I'm sure some people might have a legitimate use for this program, but I sure don't. If I need it, XP Pro already offers built-in SMTP service.
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Reviewer:	rdumoulin	Jul 11, 2002
Version:	4.0 Beta 5
try web2pop from http://www.jmasoftware.com, it has better features and plugins for yahoo, msn, mail.com and atleast a dozen other webmail based emails. allows you to use outlook express or anyother pop3 email reader like you did before yahoo introduced their service charge for pop3 access. And plus no configuration necessary for it. all you need to do is change one small config option to point to it in your email reader for all your pop3 email accounts and you're all set.
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Reviewer:	geekboy2000	Jul 9, 2002
Version:	4.0 Beta 5
While the ability to send e-mail direct with no ISP SMTP server is a good feature, the fact that it's in an app that only *sends* mail to multiple recipients, makes it nothing more than a SPAM generator as far as I'm concerned.
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Reviewer:	wonko	Jun 25, 2002
Version:	4.0 Beta 3
Wonderful. An email client specifically designed with the goal of sending spam to lots of people. That's just what we need.
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Reviewer:	DigitalSin	May 17, 2002
Version:	3.49 Beta Build 213
For those of you defending a product like this, you deserve every spam you get. Any product can have some justifications - a virus is great to see how our security is working and if our definitions are up to date! Uh, no. This program is for lame spammers wanting a quick and easy way to bog down the mail servers out there. Plain and simple.
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