123 Hidden Sender

123 Hidden Sender is a program that you can use to send emails from an anonymous location. It includes advanced, yet intuitive options that can be set by any type of user, regardless of their level of experience.

After a brief and uneventful setup procedure, you can view the user-friendly interface that consists of a single window with multiple panels, buttons and menus.

You can import a mailing list from a plain text document (TXT format) or CSV file or input recipient addresses directly, write the subject, specify the priority level, as well as point out the rotating message file and receiver alias or files.

You can import an HTML file, insert words from a dictionary along with date and time stamps, preview the body message's HTML code, as well as enable dynamic message mode and add attachments.

It is possible to view the program's status and logging details, alter basic settings (e.g. charset, primary and secondary DNS, threads numbers, timeout), create an exclusion list with email addresses, and configure bulk options (e.g. mailing list load cache size, number of emails per SMTP session).

The program has a good response time, includes a help file for less experienced users, and runs on a pretty low amount of CPU and memory, so it does not affect the computer's overall performance.

We have not come across any issues in our testing, since the program did not freeze, crash or pop up error dialogs. All in all, 123 Hidden Sender sports powerful features and a nifty configuration set for sending emails to multiple addresses from a hidden location.