How to Send a Mail Daily a fixed time in asp.net after deploying to client side

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HI
how to send a mail to customer who is registerd.
and want to send a mail based on registration date.
suppose after 1 day from registration then mail should be send from template save in database in HTML format.

similarly 2 day from registration differnt mail from template.
so how to create a application which will run on client side continuous and if the time matches will shoot the mail(and how to set a interval to send mail.

Posted 13-Feb-15 17:33pm

Sachin MCA2012

Updated 13-Feb-15 18:37pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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[no name] 13-Feb-15 23:56pm

You seem to be not sure about your question too.
Please clarify the question.

Sachin MCA2012 14-Feb-15 0:08am

simply i want to send a mail matching the criteria with customer registration date
and difference between registration date and todays date if it is 5,6, 7,8,9 like that differnt mail body has to be sent on regular basis

Wastedtalent 16-Feb-15 9:19am

How do you want to send your e-mail? Through your own Exchange server, or, in this case I'd recommend looking into using something like Mandrill to handle the e-mails themselves and then just get the users from your database and pass to Mandrill via one of the many web API options.

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