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  • easterjv - May 26 2008 | blogs

    If you’re following the Warrior Forum lately, you would know that
    AWEBER (the autoresponder company) has recently introduced new
    pricing.

    They used to charge $10 per month to manage up to 10,000 email
    addresses. Now they charge $69 for the same amount.

    Expensive ?
    You bet.
    But I’m sure they deliver your mail, right ?

    But if you’re starting off, then you probably can’t afford to run your own autoresponder - even just 500 emails is going to cost you $19 a
    month.

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