Spam Soap Messaging

To All Our Valued Clients, Partners, and Resellers:

We at Spam Soap would like to thank you for trusting us with your email in 2007. We wish you happiness and health during the holidays and a prosperous New Year.

In an effort to proactively communicate with our clients, Spam Soap will begin regularly posting information about new and existing services, email-related information, and news and events, via RSS. RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is an opt-in medium which sends you updates without clogging up your inbox. Popular RSS readers include Google and Outlook 2007. Subscribe to Spam Soap’s News and Events feed. We welcome your feedback on our methods of communication. This information is also available for direct viewing here at the News and Events section of the website.

Announcing the Spam Soap Deep Content Analysis Filter

Spam Soap recently took steps to eliminate attachment spam (.pdf, .zip, .doc, etc.) by implementing the Deep Content Analysis Filter. This extra level of security was added globally at no additional cost to customers. Learn more . . .

Additional Services from Spam Soap

Did you know that in addition to inbound filtering, Spam Soap also provides Outbound Filtering, Message Continuity and Message Archiving services? To learn more about how your organization can benefit, give us a call, 1.866.SPAM.OUT.

Get Help

If you have technical questions about Spam Soap, need support, or want information about scheduled maintenance, visit our Support Page. You’ll also find helpful FAQs, Admin and User guides, and the Current Service Status RSS feed.

Online Security Tips

Here are some tips on protecting yourself from threats.

• Only do business with retailers you know and trust, just like you would do if you were purchasing from a physical store. Also, if you want to visit that retailer’s web site, type their URL directly into your browser. Don’t follow links from marketing emails as they could direct you to a fraudulent site.
• Look for security indicators. All legitimate security retailers should protect your confidential information with encryption, even your login to their site. Make sure that not only does the padlock that indicates encryption appear in your browser window, but that the site that the security certificate is registered to matches the site that you are expecting to be purchasing from. If it doesn’t, then assume it to be suspicious.
• Do not use a computer that you are not familiar with or public computers to make online purchases. Web browsers often store information entered onto web forms within their memory for easy reuse later. Someone could easily walk up to one of these available computers, go to a couple of common shopping sites and start writing down whatever information they can find.

Thanks again for your continued business in 2008. If there is anything that you need, please don’t hesitate to contact us.