Mail Registry Offers Big Reward for SPAM

Over the cries of critics who say “it can’t be done”, Mail Registry, Inc., has certified its AuthenteMail system to be 100% SPAM-free, accordingly offering a $100.00 reward to any AuthenteMail subscriber who receives SPAM. Obvious conditions apply, such as the recipient having no role in the sending of the SPAM. Complete details can be found at www.themailregistry.com/antispam_guarantee.htm

AuthenteMail is a 100% secure, private e-mail system that works in harmony with regular Internet e-mail. No SPAM or malware is allowed. Only authenticated subscribers and invited guests are allowed to send e-mail through the AuthenteMail system, thus preserving its purity. AuthenteMail 128-bit SSL encrypted webmail is accessible from home, work or travel. AuthenteMail offers unlimited e-mail and attachments, subject only to a 90-day retention policy. For full details, got to www.AuthenteMail.com

For legitimate bulk e-mailers, SentrEmail is Mail Registry’s proprietary system that allows companies to distribute e-mail to their legitimate subscribers, with 100% assurance to the sender that the e-mail will be delivered and 100% assurance to the recipient that the sender is genuine and that the content is safe and acceptable. Full details are available at www.themailregistry.com

Mail Registry is a leading-edge Internet consulting company, specializing in e-mail security. “AuthenteMail”, “MailBert” and “SentrEmail” are service marks of Mail Registry, Inc.

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