A message from the ParaMind Brainstorming Software company president, Robert Pearson:

It took me a long time to finally decide to use safelists. I was afraid of the promises of sending e-mail to numbers over 10,000 or so. Safelists are groups of busines-to-business, or really sometimes just person-to-person, mailing lists where you can send mail when you allow others to send to you. By a rough estimate, you can actually send to between 100,000 and 150,000 on the lists below. How many of these are redundant, that is, how many people are on several lists, is unknown.

Many safelists that I had to sort through at first sounded great, but I had to filter out links that no longer worked. Some gave you nothing for free even though they seemed to promise something. Some safelists also seemed to work at first, but couldn't seem to get your two e-mail address confirmations set-up and acknowledged as confirmed properly. Others worked for a while, then seemed to discontinue your account, for no reason than perhaps you didn't send them money, or they just stopped working properly and lost your details. So, included here are the largest safelists I've found so far that you can easily join and send messages for free, and which are working. And since some of the others listed in directories went down, chances are some on this list may go down also. Whenever you see a safelist or internet service not remember your account or suddently cut you off when you haven't done anything wrong, you can almost be sure it's a problem on their side, not yours.

To do any kind of serious free Internet marketing, you need at least two or three free e-mail acccounts. Currently, Yahoo and Google (gmail) offer a free several gigabyte account, and Hotmail offer a similar account but they do suspend your account if you don't log in for a month or more.

The interesting thing about some of these totally-free services is that if you put a link on a page and have people click on that link and then sign up, they will give your links and ads more exposure. Some of them do not provide these free additional services. They call this being an affiliate or referral. You can bookmark this page to use it as a login page as well. (You might have to go the URL bar and take off the far right part of the link to cut back to the domain name -- go back to where it says .com or .net and you may be able to log in from there).

Some sites have additional free resources like free articles, free web page submissions, FFA (Free for All pages), ebooks, other interesting offers, etc. They are like little "clubs" -- free for the joining and with different personalities. Some actually are very similar because they are created by the same companies.

If you don't know how to copy and paste, this kind of marketing will take a lot longer. Another important thing is to get a web browser that automatically remembers all your sites and passwords. Firefox does this. It also has a good pop-up stopper and allows you to work with multiple tabs in one browser.

This is a good page to bookmark (This is often done by pressing the Control key with the D key), if you want to continue to log in to them, as I may eventually have a log-in section. But if you sign up with many of these sites, you can log in by going to them from this site, sometimes needing to go back to just the domain link, such as: www.websiteaddress.com by taking off the part after .com/refferaladdress.html

These are credit-based safelists that give you free additional affiliate privileges.

Credit-based safelists are the safelists that you can be most sure that you have a chance at getting your mail read. You don't have to pay, but if you don't pay or read the e-mail you won't be able to send mail after the first few mailings which most credit-based safelists allow for free.

Global Safelist -- A great list with over 11,300 members.
Got Safelist Credit based. They also have a lot of other services/links for members.
Adsolutions -- Credit-based. One of the best, let's you save over ten messages.
Free Safelist Mailer Safelist -- Credit-based.
European Safelist -- A list with over 4,300 members.
My FreeSafelist Safelist -- Great credit-based safelist.
Golden Pearls Safelist A credit-based safelist.
The Little Safelist -- Over 3100. Credit-based.
Dreamweaver -- This is a credit based safelist. They have 4400 members.
Winter's Sleep -- This is a credit based safelist.
Bizzyblaster -- This is a credit based safelist.
Crystal Clear -- Also credit-based.
WORLD LARGEST SAFELIST -- Has over 10,000 members.
WORLD LARGEST SAFELIST TWO -- Has many members.
Emerald Coast Safelist -- Credit-based.
Rottweiler -- This is a credit based safelist.
Dragon's Rage -- Big and credit-based.
Barnacle Bills -- Big and credit-based.
Safelister -- A credit based e-mail safelist.
Molly's Candles -- Also credit-based -- and has interesting graphics.
Artic Wolf Safelist -- Has credit-based features.
Cyber Cash Safelist -- Credit-based.
Sixth Sense Safelist -- Credit-based.
Home Profit Zone They have a lot of things under the HPZ Resources section.
The Roaring Tiger Safelist -- Credit-based.
The Biz Oyssey Safelist -- Credit-based.
Solo-Ads-Only Safelist -- Credit-based. Has 2200 members. A different concept of sending small text ads.
Safelist XL -- Credit-based. Has 2300 members.
Strategic Traffic Safelist -- Credit-based. Has about 650 members.
Adtactics.com -- Like other credit based websites, this one sends e-mails with free credits so you can send every day if you open them.

These are non-credit safelists that give you free additional affiliate privileges.

Soon to be removed list or information about other lists

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