A simpler mailinglist module for organic groups. This is currently in use in sites like http://microlinks.kdid.org and http://otianywhere.net.
For businesses using Lyris ListManager to deliver mailing lists and newsletters, this module leverages the Lyris SOAP API to allow you to create, save and deliver mailing list content as well as allow users to subscribe and unsubscribe from lists right from your site.
The current supported Lyris API version is 10.x, while 11.x is partially supported and can easily be adapted to be supported as well.
Simple Drush make file to facilitate the downloading and installation of commonly-used VoIP Drupal (http://drupal.org/project/voipdrupal) modules.
Sendgrid is a transactional email service that is used by several large companies to handle delivery of messages. Zapier blog has a great explanation of what transactional emails are and why you should care about them (especially if you are doing eCommerce).
This module provides basic webmail functionality for Drupal 7
This module is for site owners that do not want to require that users validate their email address when creating an account - because we all know that's extremely annoying for users to do. But, we still want to try to minimize spam as much as possible.
This module provides access to Delivra's SOAP API. This module will allow other modules in Drupal to perform functions on your email list such as CRUD on users, list management, as well as other operations. It also provides a very simple status page that will show you some general reports from Delivra obtained live from their web service.
Delivra has made a change to their service since this module started. They now allow all accounts to use their SOAP 1.1 based API. That opens the doors to a much more featured Drupal module.
The VoIP Poll module facilitates the creation of polls that are accessible via web, phone and SMS.
The VoIP Poll module is part of the VoIP Drupal framework (http://drupal.org/project/voipdrupal). This module has been originally developed by Tamer Zoubi and Leo Burd under the sponsorship of the MIT Center for Civic Media (http://civic.mit.edu).
This module allows the easy setup of automatic emails to a decision-maker upon signing a CiviCRM petition. It uses the Drupal outbound email system, which makes it configurable, but for obvious reasons, deliverability is not guaranteed. Likewise, this is for sending all messages for a given petition to the same email address. This isn't going to find your member of Congress or anything.
