FAQ'S


1. Which file formats and address books can I import into iPermitMail?

The following file formats and address books can be imported into iPermitMail:

Mail Programs
Mail Servers
MS Outlook for Windows – all formats MS Exchange 4.x Server – all formats
MS Outlook Express for Windows – all formats MS Exchange 5.x Server – all formats
MS Outlook Express for Mac – all formats MS Exchange 2000 Server – all formats
Eudora – all formats Sendmail Server Configuration Files containing SMTP email address formats
Netscape – all formats Text and HTML files containing SMTP formatted addresses
Opera – all formats  
Text and HTML files containing SMTP formatted addresses  



2. How effective is iPermitMail?

iPermitMail is 99.9% effective against spam mail using advanced permission based technology and our patent pending technology, Adaptive Inheritance.


3. How do senders and recipients benefit?

Recipients save time reading legitimate email without spam mail messages and senders benefit by knowing that their message will be received and addressed quickly because of the lack of spam mail received by the recipient.



4. How does iPermitMail work?

iPermitMail uses an advanced permission based engine to build a list of accepted users for each recipient. Senders that have not been authorized are requested to complete an online form. This form is sent back to the recipient asking permission to be added to their permitted list.

Clicking on a link in the email will add the sender to the permitted list, send all messages to the recipient's email program and .


5. Can we use iPermitMail for our entire organization?

Yes. iPermitMail is a corporate anti-spam solution. The Domain Protector feature allows entire domain names to be protected from spam mail. Setup is quick and easy and requires no downloading or configuring of software.


6. How much will iPermitMail cost our organization?

iPermitMail offers flexible plans based on the number of users in your organization/business.

Click here for the iPermitMail pricing plans.