iCash did not start as iCash. The original idea goes back to the late 1980s, and the first real version was released at the end of 1991 under the name Peggy Première. It was written in Pascal, sold on 3.5-inch floppy disks, and originally created for Windows 3.1 and IBM OS/2. Years later, after I started Maxprog, I brought the idea back from scratch and released iCash 1.0 in 2003. So yes, iCash has a long history behind it: from floppy disks and shareware catalogs to Mac OS, Windows, multiple languages, and many years of updates. I wrote the full story here: 👉 https://www.maxprog.com/site/blog/post.php?id=889 It is also a good example of something I have always believed: The best software often starts with a real personal need.

I’m Stan Busk, founder of Maxprog and creator of MaxBulk Mailer, eMail Verifier, eMail Extractor, eMail Bounce Handler, and other email tools. I created this community for small businesses, solopreneurs, schools, clubs, nonprofits, and independent users who need a practical, affordable way to send bulk email without relying entirely on expensive all-in-one platforms. Here we focus on: 📨 sending bulk email through your own workflow 📋 building, importing, cleaning, and organizing mailing lists ✅ verifying email addresses before sending 📬 improving deliverability and sender reputation 🧹 handling bounces and removing bad addresses ⚙️ choosing and configuring SMTP services 🛠️ using MaxBulk Mailer and the Maxprog email toolkit 🎓 following practical courses, tutorials, and step-by-step guides 💬 asking questions and sharing real-world experience Paid members can also receive active Maxprog software licenses while subscribed, depending on their membership plan (those licenses remain active only while the membership is active). The goal is simple: help you send email with more control, lower costs, and greater independence. No hype. No guru talk. No unnecessary complexity. Just useful software, clear explanations, practical workflows, and honest support. Glad to have you here! 🙌