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Try
KidMail.net, The Safe E-Mail ServiceSM!
With this essential service, your kids can use e-mail without
the risk of receiving pornographic messages. |
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| KidMail.net
allows parents to define high levels of trust for family
members and friends. Messages from unknown senders are analyzed
for spam content and automatically stored for parental review.
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KidMail.net
gives parents peace of mind knowing that the spam risk has
been completely eliminated. |
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KidMail, your children can safely and enjoyably communicate
with friends and family members.
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Many
parents appreciate our child-friendly e-mail program. Regularly,
$29.95, KidMailTM
version 4.01 is loved by children ages 5-9 for its bells
and buzzers, pictures, and greeting cards! |
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| During our current promotion, this software
download is FREE for use with KidMail.net. |
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| KidMail.net works perfectly with many other
e-mail programs as well. |
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KidMail.net
accounts are accessible via AOL, Earthlink, MSN, and nearly
all dial-up, DSL, and broadband Internet providers*.
KidMail.net also protects with Microsoft Outlook, IncrediMail,
and other popular e-mail software on Windows, Mac OS, or
Linux. |
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software and service are both very easy to use. Our friendly
customer support will help if you have any difficulty whatsoever.
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We
don't merely "filter" spam, we completely block
it. Our service is based upon a unique and absolutely effective
quarantine system. |
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from unknown contacts are not delivered until parentally
reviewed. Once you identify the sender, you can permit messages
to flow freely. |
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Imagine
having your child's e-mail address @ kidmail.net. Unlike
Hotmail and AOL, many
cool mailbox IDs are still available!
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| KidMail.net
is fast becoming the most popular e-mail service for kids!
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Younger
kids love our interactive kid's email software, which is
filled with animations, sound effects, visual themes and
clip-art. You'll be amazed at
how much fun your kids will have composing messages!
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| Teens
are drawn to IncrediMail. This really cool program is like
Microsoft Outlook in layout, but accented with animations,
fonts, and stationary.
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Teens
want e-mail. They need the safeguards inherent in KidMail.net
the Safe E-Mail ServiceTM. |
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| KidMail.net
works with Outlook, Eudora, IncrediMail, and popular Macintosh
e-mail programs. Using web e-mail interfaces, teenagers
can also access KidMail.net e-mail from school, the library,
or at a friend's house.
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KidMail.net
is not a free service, but it is very reasonably priced.
KidMail.net is less expensive than most standard
e-mail mailboxes, yet it also provides protection and peace
of mind.
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KidMail with confidence. Your satisfaction is 100%
guranteed with our money-back policy. Click now if you'd
like to see details about our value-pricing options and
our satisfaction guarantee. |
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Our
award winning software and our
unique solution to the problem of spam are often
praised by journalists, educators, and parents!
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Click
now if you'd like to see a quick, informative explanation
of how KidMail.net works.
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about the easy parental interface
for managing trust. See screen shots of our
interactive children's software.
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Registered
users please login to create or manage child accounts.
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Sign
up now and try KidMail.net risk free! You can create
mailboxes for your children immediately.
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| You will receive bonus time to try the
KidMail.net service. |
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| We are so confident that you'll be pleased
with KidMail that we offer a money-back guarantee. |
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From
the following page you can immediately download these recommended
age-appropriate programs at no additional cost:
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KidMail
for young children |
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IncrediMail for older
children and teens |
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| Remember:
KidMail.net will also work with Outlook Express, Eudora, and
other popular e-mail software for Mac or Windows. |
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You
may prefer this option if your connection is too slow to
conveniently download our recommended interactive software.
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"will give parents hope that their children won't
abandon the lost art of correspondence."
