we heard you are going to charge money to send emails   are you??
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YOU'RE RIGHT, TO A CERTAIN DEGREE!..............\n\nSAN FRANCISCO, United States (AFP) - Yahoo and America Online will offer "certified" email service that guarantees credible senders delivery for a fee.\n\nBusinesses that make the grade when it comes to legitimacy and email track records will be assured message delivery to recipients' main Yahoo or AOL inboxes for a quarter of a cent to one cent per message.\n\nGoodmail Services of Mountain View, California, worked for more than two years with AOL and Yahoo on certified email service intended to thwart phishing and other online scams, said Goodmail co-founder Richard Gingras.\n\n"The email inbox has become a dangerous place," Gingras told AFP. "It doesn't say much for our email medium when it is not as reliable or trusted as should be".\n\nCertified email will bypass spam filters and be routed directly into the main inboxes of designated recipients. Yahoo and AOL represent half the primary personal email accounts in the United States, according to Gingras.\n\nGoodmail will handle sender accounts and certify mail, which will get priority handling by AOL and Yahoo. "Postage" revenues will be split evenly between Goodmail and the Internet companies.\n\n"We will be announcing partnerships with other mailbox providers in the coming months," Gingras said. "We thought it was important to start with the big players."\n\nConcerns that personal email users will have to pay for email or that "spammers" could buy their way into inboxes were "absolutely absurd," Gingras said.\n\n"From the outset, this was a very consumer-centric solution," Gingras said. "What we've crafted is a means to allow consumers to feel safe in dealing with commercial messages."\n\nThe American Red Cross has signed on for certified email to distinguish its messages from online imposters using the charity's name to con donations from people, according to Gingras.\n\n"It should be easy for anyone in the world to get an email address at little or no cost without having to show an ID," Gingras said.\n\n"That is also the problem. People can take advantage. It is the classic tragedy of the commons."\n\nEmail is evolving to mirror traditional postal service, which has options ranging from bulk mail to express overnight delivery, Gingras said.\n\nHowever, some were worried that the new service could be imposed on customers.\n\nCommercial email senders must be permitted to decline using certified mail or they are likely to take their business elsewhere, said analyst Laura Koetzle of Forrester Research.\n\n"It's a kind of Mafia tactic because it's a lot like racketeering in order to recoup some of their costs," Koetzle said of the thought that mailbox providers could compel businesses to use certified email.\n\nHowever, Gingras insisted it was not a mandatory service. "Some less enlightened email marketers have shot back and said they don't want to be paying," Gingras said.\n\n"Certified email is an option; if they want to build trust," he said.\n\nYahoo and AOL promised that their standard email services would remain free.\n\n"For years, our top priority has been to protect users from spam and email scams, and to ensure users receive the messages they want and value," Yahoo said in a written release.\n\n"Yahoo is planning to test a new 'certified email' system from Goodmail in the coming months, with the goal of providing additional user protection against spam and phishing scams."\n\nAOL predicted it would implement certified email service within two months.\n\n"FedEx and US Postal provide that in the offline world; it's all about safety and security," AOL said in a written statement.
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It's a scam, not true, a lie to get your money...do NOT send them any money.  Why would a company send you an offer of employment via the email?
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Yes if you send it via milkiasbel@yahoo.com
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Everyone gets 'em, not just you.  Some ppl have better spam filters or blockers on their email account.  Make sure yours is set to high.  \n\nAnd please don't believe any of them.  I'm sick of getting chain letters from ppl stating they're gonna get a $500 gift card from Applebees just b/c they're sending the stupid email to 10 ppl.
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Never believe that crap that is in chain emails 99.9% of the chain letters have some form of false information. Think of what would happen to msn if it went from free to pay per month or per year. The users would drop and turn to alturnitive messanger services. Many users are teens or kids and would not be able to afford this cost. In all paying for msn would be a bad idea if it was even a real idea.
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Yeah, ok.  Sounds like a scam to me.  You planning something for us bub.
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Well, myself and I heard others say same thing, would not trust that email.  I don't do any of those things including surveys or whatever.  Some reports it creates a large amount of unwanted emails, some reported phone calls, some said having sent a few emails to get paid and never received a reply, some says they don't paid very much, if at all or are not getting what they were promosed....so up to you what you want to do, your choice.  On the other hand, I work from home and if interested you can email me at rpelley5@yahoo.com.  Nothing to do with on-line business.
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Charge atleast $150 or $200. You are doing them a favor.
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have them send it to another email address
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send them an email telling them what it is
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Those are bogus emails, don't you think I would already have that in my bank account if it were real???\nJust delete them...\nIt does no good to write back, it's not a good email address and no one answers...\nBelieve me...
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well,let me noe ur email 1st.
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thats not a email..its a website.\nThere's a website for everything nowadays.
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lol\nlike you wrote in the email, change your answer =)
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If the email is someone trying to tell you to help them with some bank deal and you'll make a lot of money, just mark it as spam.  A complete scam and I can't imagine that anyone would read it and think "oh, this sounds like a good idea, let me provide them with my bank account"
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it sounds like someone is forwarding emails to you.\n\nother than that, I don't understand what you're saying.  there seems to be a question there, but I don't know what it is.
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This is clearly a big thing and needs addressing, I would surggest emailing through the "contact yahoo" it might be best to send it as a technical email because i find that emails such as the one you will send are not always read on passed on simply discarded where if the think it is technical they will read it and have to pass it on. Hope this helps!