ChoiceMail One

“If the average user’s mail is 25 percent spam, there must be some very lucky people out there bringing the numbers down, because our in-boxes are overflowing with it”
From PC Magazine, May 7th, 2002

ChoiceMail is a spam- blocking system based on the premise that all incoming email is assumed to be spam until senders have obtained permission (called registering) to send you email. Until they do so, mail from unapproved senders will not appear in your email application.

Unapproved senders are automatically offered the opportunity to register. If they do so you are notified so that you can choose to approve (or not) all future emails from that sender. You can also easily preapprove your existing contacts.

The registration process requires manual intervention by the sender, thereby eliminating all automatic spamming systems.

When our system tray icon flashes, you've got legitimate mail!

Read what our customers are saying about ChoiceMail.

The window shown here pops up when a sender actually registers (which means there's actually a real person trying to contact you). Until they do so and you choose to accept their message, you are not interrupted. Unless you are a zoologist, you would probably reject the registration request shown here.

System requirements

Windows NT, 2000, XP, 98, ME
Supports standard POP email clients
- Supports Secure Password Authentication and SSL
- Supports MSN, AOL, Hotmail and Yahoo through standard email clients
Automatic configuration for
- Outlook Express 5 and greater
- Eudora 4.x and greater
- Outlook 98, 2000, 2002 (XP)

Manual configuration for other email clients (Netscape, Mozilla, PINE, The Bat, etc)

Internet connection

Note: ChoiceMail does not support the proprietary AOL or MSN email environments. Instead, ChoiceMail retrieves the mail from these systems and AOL/MSN users then use a standard email application such as Outlook Express to read mail.

ChoiceMail One User's Guide

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