Company claims 100 percent spam free mail

04 April 2007

Company claims 100 percent spam free mailZDNet UK, UK – Apr 2, 20074
A company is offering a guarantee that they can provide an email service to small businesses that is 100 percent spam free.

ClearMyMail claims its service stops all forms of spam by using filtering processes that have been developed over the past year.


UK COMPANY LAUNCHES WORLD'S FIRST 100 NO SPAM GUARANTEESourceWire (press release), UK – Apr 2, 2007

After a full year of testing ClearMyMail offers the world’s first 100% Spam blocking guarantee for home and small business users.Northampton based tech company ClearMyMail has today launched the world’s first ever 100% no-spam guarantee for home and small business email users.


Open source e-mail lands on commodity mobilesPC World Magazine, Australia - Apr 1, 2007

E-mail and groupware will take another step towards ubiquity this month when open source mobile software developer Funambol will release client software for Motorola and Nokia handsets.


Vonage's lucky break?ZDNet – Apr 02, 2007

Internet telephony provider Vonage, which is facing a possible shutdown of its service this week because of a patent dispute, may have gotten a stay of execution.
According to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the company has signed a deal with a wholesaler of voice over Internet Protocol services called Voiceone, owned by a company called VoIP Inc., that could provide it with a work-around for at least two of the three patents owned by Verizon Communications. Voiceone also offers wholesale voice over IP service to several large companies including Broadwing Communications, iBasis and Google.


Vonage catches a lucky breakCNET News.com, CA – Apr 02, 2007

Vonage may finally be catching a lucky break. The company has supposedly signed a deal with a company called VoIP Inc. that sells wholesale VoIP services, which could save the company from having to shut down its service due to an impending injunction.
DoubleClick to set up digital ad exchangeCNET News.com, CA – Apr 3, 2007

DoubleClick, which delivers marketing messages to Web sites and monitors how many clicks they get, plans to announce Wednesday that it is setting up a Nasdaq-like exchange for the buying and selling of digital advertisements.


Yahoo & Spymac a Great Combination: Spymac Pays Members to try ...PR Newswire (press release), NY - Apr 3, 2007

NEW YORK and MUNICH, Germany, April 3 /PRNewswire/ -- Spymac, the first international Web 2.0 community that shares its revenue with its uploaders, offers members a US$10 pay-back for trying out featured Yahoo! services.

Free trials of Yahoo! Music, with over two million full-length songs to download, and Yahoo! Mail Plus, the web's most popular premium email service, are available via www.spymac.com/promo/yahoo. Spymac members receive a payment of US$10 for each service they try out.