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Au Fait Communications Provides New Junk Email and Virus Protection from Postini

Au Fait Communications has partnered with Postini to provide you the latest tools to prevent viruses and junk email from reaching your computer. We provides this service for a small additional fee as part of our commitment to bring you the best Internet service available.

When the service begins you will receive an activation notification from Postini.

The email filtering services are private and secure. The junk email and virus protection is an automated process. Nobody has access to your email except you. Nobody will read your email. Your email is not censored, YOU control the filter settings.

Here is a brief overview of the email filtering service:

• Your email passes through through the automated filters that detect suspected junk email and viruses.
• Suspicious email is directed to your personal, web-based, password-protected Message Center (it does not arrive at your computer's in box). Think of this as a quarantine area. In your Message Center you can read the quarantined email online, delete it, or deliver (forward) it to your in box.
• Initially you should visit your Message Center often because the filtering program "remembers and learns" from your interaction. As time goes on you will be able to rely on the periodic notifications of your Message Center activity.
• The email filtering system lets you "block" senders; meaning email from them will always be filtered. Or you can "approve" senders; meaning their email will always be delivered.
• This service is completely controlled by you.

When your service is activated you will be sent explicit instructions on how to access your Message Center and how to get the most out of your junk email and virus protection.

If you can't wait to learn more, we encourage you to visit the Postini User Instructions page:

Postini User Instructions

If you have any questions please review the Postini FAQ page:

Frequently Asked Questions

Copyright 2002 Au Fait Communications

Last Updated July 30, 2002