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| What We Offer You |
Once you register, we offer you an UNLIMITED number of sub-accounts (each with a unique email address) that you can use on:
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| Registration screens | |
| Software products | |
| Offline forms |
You create these sub-accounts on-the-fly, at the time you fill out a registration form:
| Email format: |
MailSafe100
unique email prefix |
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[ any string ] @ MailSafe100.com |
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In the following example, assume your email prefix is "tc" (created at registration) and you are registering
on the Apple iTunes web site:
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| tc.iTunes@MailSafe100.com |
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As soon as iTunes sends you a single email message, an iTunes sub-account will be automatically created for you on MailSafe100. The sub-account
is the name that follows the period after your prefix. In this case it's iTunes. Picking a sub-account name that helps you identify
the site where you registered will allow you to better manage your incoming emails and determine which web site registration caused all the spam!
By default, all messages sent to this sub-account by iTunes will be automatically forwarded to your main email account. However, you have the full control
to change this default at a later time.
Subscription to MailSafe100.com offers you all of the following:
| | Create as many sub-accounts as you want ... on the fly! |
| | Full password security so nobody other than you will be able to see your messages |
| | Automatic delivery of emails received by any of your sub-accounts |
| | Ability to see volume of email you receive by each sub-account and optionally, by each sender to each sub-account |
| | Abilty to turn off the entire sub-account that starts to receive too much email |
| | Ability to restrict each sub-account to receive email from a particular source but not other sources - useful if you want to continue receiving email from the site you registered on but not from their "partners" |
| | Ability to receive at most 1 email for each sub-account per day/week/month |
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