Email Sender

Email Sender

  • To send emails through your mail account, it is essential to populate specific columns within the CSV file. Ensure that the following information is provided for each entry:

    • Master Email

    • Master Password

    • Email Subject

    • Email Text

  • Penelope will ask for the recipient's email – the email address to which you intend to send emails to using the module.

  • You can use custom variables for both the email subject and content. Utilizing these variables will substitute them with the actual output they represent.

Variable
Description

!email

The email in the csv file. You can put r for Penelope to use a random email with the catchall in your config.ini file. If your email is set to r and you have a first name and last name, it will use those with added numbers at the end.

!password

The password in the csv file

!master_email

The master email in the csv file

!master_password

The master password in the csv file

!recovery_email

The recovery email in the csv file

!custom_proxy

The proxy in the csv file

!customer_id

The customer ID in the csv file

!customer_number

The customer number in the csv file

!twitter

The Twitter username in the csv file

!instagram

The Instagram username in the csv file

!first_name

The first name in the csv file. You can put r for Penelope to use a random first name

!last_name

The last name in the csv file. You can put r for Penelope to use a random last name

!size

The size in the csv file. If you want Grinch to randomly pick a size you can put it in the format of 7-8-9-10 (size1-size2-size3-size4)

!boosts

The boosts in the csv file

!store_id_one

The store ID #1 in the csv file

!store_id_two

The store ID #2 in the csv file

!store_id_three

The store ID #3 in the csv file

!store_id_four

The store ID #4 in the csv file

!address_line_one

The address line one in the csv file

!address_line_two

The address line two in the csv file

!city

The city in the csv file

!state

The state in the csv file

!zipcode

The zipcode in the csv file

!phone_number

The phone number on the csv file. You can put r for Penelope to use a random phone number. Furthermore you can do 905r for Grinch to use the area code of 905 and randomize the rest

!card_number

The card number in the csv file

!card_expiry_month

The card expiry month in the csv file

!card_expiry_year

The card expiry year in the csv file

!card_type

The card cvc in the csv file

!card_cvc

The card type in the csv file

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