hotmails pop'd to outlook express, sending "blocked"

[AMFsound]

hey forum,

I do some light marketing using 1 master hotmail acct with 100 hotmail accts forwarded to it, then I forward to outlook express pop3...

all the accts were created about a month ago. I may have recieved and a total (over the month) of 500 to 1,000 messages total to date, and I reply to maybe 10 to 50 a day...so I'm small time....

then a few days ago, I sent 10 messages, got a catpka request, so I leave OE logg into the master hotmail acct, and verify,... then sent 10 more, it happens again, and I again log into the master hotmail and verify, then I send just a couple and get a message in OE that I've abused hotmails terms of service, and I am blocked from sending...

can I configure OE to then send from a domain email address I have? or will my domain host see that I'm sending emails that didn'[t originate from them?

Not sure what to do.............

I want to do more marketing, but fear another "block" from other master hotmails that I might forward to OE.....

any suggestion or advice greatly appreciated....!

I've read that if I purchase a "hotmail plus" acct, that I can forward to my domain address. but is that really the answer?

thanks

 

[HarveyJ]

Why not just get mailing list software, and make sure you're using a host that allows it?
Or something like Aweber?

 

[turbolapp]

So you want to have your 100 hotmail accounts forwarded to your hosted email? Did all the hotmail accounts get banned or just the one? I've actually been wondering about this too. Does hotmail (or any email service for that matter) have the ability to filter for things like forwards? I'm sure they do, but I was wondering if it was even legal.

OP to answer your immediate question, I doubt your hosting would care as long as you stay within your space allotment. Unless someone sent a C&D.