SBI! Mail

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SBI! Mail

Spam 'n Virus Blast It!


WebMail

SBI! Mail is a simple and hassle-free way to both handle your e-mail (through your browser) and protect yourself against spam and viruses. It has two major sections...

1) Spam 'n Virus Blast It! ("SVBI!")

SVBI! is a simple system that eliminates spam and virus. Like anything in SBI!, it takes a bit of work to set up and then SBI! automates the rest.

No gray-zone "Junk mail" folders. Bad mail is deleted. Good mail reaches you. Period.

Here's how it works....

You set up your e-mail accounts, adding wormholes to certain accounts.

For e-mail to reach you, the sender must send mail that is both TO one of your e-mail accounts, and FROM an address that is on your whitelist, unless the account has a wormhole (see below).

SVBI! refuses all other mail (it sends a "return-to-sender" refusal message to give the human, non-automated sender a last chance to whitelist with you through whitelist.sitesell.com (more on this below).

To begin SVBI! help, including setting up your accounts, click here.

2) WebMail

This is where you handle your day-to-day e-mail... inbound, outgoing, filing/storage, address book, etc.

To begin WebMail help, click here. But let's first start you off with...

The Simple Steps to a Spam-Free Life

Directions for Use
  • Remove all live e-mail links from your site's pages.
  • Set up your e-mail accounts in SVBI!. Add wormholes as needed.
  • Set up your whitelist.

1) Take all e-mail address links off your SBI! site -- this keeps spambots off your back. Use contact forms (built by Form Build It!) instead.

2) Set up your E-mail Accounts in Spam 'n Virus Blast It! -- only people who know these account addresses can reach you. So do not post them on the Web for spambots to gobble.
Click here for full details.

As you create each account (this cannot be added later), decide whether it needs a wormhole. A wormhole allows you to receive e-mail from addresses not on your Whitelist. Use wormhole accounts when applying to Google AdSense, or submitting to directories, or applying to become an affiliate for a company. But use them carefully -- sloppy use can result in spam to your accounts.
Click here for full details.

3) Set up your Whitelist (ex., export your Outlook e-mail address book and import that into SVBI!) -- only addresses on your whitelist can e-mail you.
Click here for full details.

Note: People can whitelist themselves with you at...
http://whitelist.sitesell.com/

And that's it!

SVBI! manages your e-mail accounts and whitelist automatically after your initial setup (ex., it adds addresses from Form Build It!, e-zine subscription, Content 2.0 submissions, etc., to your whitelist). You can also manually fine-tune as much as you like.

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