Feedburner you rock

Who says that big and important companies don't listen to their customers? A few hours after this post about my frustrations with Feedburner's email subscriptions, I received this comment:

Hi Adam -

Thanks for the love! Regarding the limit on subscriber import, the rationale behind it is that we need to take rather strong measures to ensure that every e-mail on our service is verified; if a spammer started bringing in lots of unverified addresses, we'd have issues with e-mail deliverability. By keeping our service "clean", it helps ensure that we'll retain our high deliverability performance for all of our publishers.

Drop me a note (rickk@feedburner.com) and I'll see if I can figure out a way to help you out.

In the meantime, feel free to let us know if you ever have any other questions about our service.

Keep in touch!

Regards,

Rick Klau
VP, Publisher Services
FeedBurner

And as of today, my email subscriber list is imported into my Feedburner account! This is huge because I'm turning what was a monthly newsletter into a several-times-a-week newsletter, and using Feedburner's system is perfect. They turn all of my posts for the day into an email and send it out to my subscribers - for FREE. And as I mentioned in the previous post, the newsletter is fully customizable and the quality is great: it comes from SL's email address, it has SL's logo, and it uses SL's color scheme.

That puts me in a good mood heading into the weekend :)