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What you should know about standard
e-mail. You should know that…
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The courts have found that typing
your name in an e-mail can have the same force as
signing your name on a legally binding contract. |
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Anyone who receives your e-mail can change its
content in any way they like and that there is often
no way of telling that it has been changed. |
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Anyone can send an e-mail that appears to be from
your name and e-mail address. |
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You cannot prove that an e-mail was sent. The
fact that the message is in your “sent”
folder proves nothing. |
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You cannot prove when your e-mail was sent. That
time and date on the copy you save are legally meaningless.
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You cannot prove that your e-mail was delivered.
Anyone can say, “I didn’t get the message.”
Legally, Post Office mail is presumed to be delivered
if sent; not e-mail. Those receipts you get from
your e-mail program can be legally meaningless.
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Many corporations routinely destroy all records
of received e-mail every few weeks to make it impossible
for you to prove what you’ve sent to them
even if you have a court order. |
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With standard e-mail records and
archives, you are EXPOSED.
Standard e-mail sent or received, archived electronic
or in printed form, has limited evidentiary value to protect
in case of a dispute. Or worse, the recipient could CLAIM
that you changed something in your e-mail and represented
it as the truth. With two mouse clicks, one could change
anything in any e-mail and represent it as the truth.
The receiver of your e-mail message can very easily:
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Change text in any received e-mail. |
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Change the "from" address. |
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Change anything in the attachment. |
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Move e-mail to any folder. |
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Change the "time sent". |
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Solution - Registered E-mail®:
Registered E-mail® messages protect the sender with
legal evidence of the entire e-mail transaction in case
of a dispute involving e-mail:
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Legal Proof™ your e-mail was
sent. |
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Legal Proof™ your e-mail was received and
when. |
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Legally valid evidence of the content sent and
received, including any attachments. |
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Registered E-mail® messages comply with electronic
standards and statutes. |
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Other highlights:
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Extends accountability to Internet
e-mail going to parties outside of your organization
- verifiable proof of content, attachments, transmission
times, legal delivery, authorship |
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Enables electronic contracting, electronic signature
of e-mail AND all attachments, and electronic consent
in compliance with the electronic statutes (ESIGN,
UETA) in a seamless fashion. No encryption certificates
are needed by either party no downloads. The sender
and receiver need only know how to send, receive
and reply to e-mail |
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Provides assurance of delivery and protection
for the sender in case of a dispute in functional
areas such as procurement, human resources, general
counsel, customer and supplier relationships, public
affairs, compliance, regulatory, sales, etc. |
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Does NOT require your IT systems to have anything
special. No new infrastructure, no new servers,
no new encryption keys, no new programs running,
no mail server changes. A simple RPost® plug-in
into your desktop e-mail program can be installed
in minutes to add the "Send Registered"
button to the compose page of the mail client. |
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Does NOT require the receiver to have anything
other than ANY valid e-mail address. No extra downloads
no encryption keys, no password exchanges or links. |
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Why is Registered E-mail®
different?
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Legal proof of sending, delivery AND
content. |
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Simple to send - no new behavior to learn as a
sender of a Registered E-mail® message. |
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Simple to receive – recipient does NOT need
any links, special software, passwords or accounts. |
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RPost® does NOT store any information of the
content of the e-mail – NOT a store and forward
system. |
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Simple to archive – Registered Receipts
easily integrate into the e-mail retention policy
of the company. |
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Reduces hoaxes / phishing – Digital Seal™
feature allows the receiver to prove authorship
and content. |
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RPost® Technology:
RPost® technology is proprietary with over twenty
patents pending worldwide. U.S. General Services Administration
has approved Registered E-mail® services for their
IT schedule. RPost is also used by GAO, the Pentagon,
and the US Census Bureau. RPost® is a member of the
VERITAS Enabled® Technology Partner Program and the RPost® Registered E-mail® system is currently
used by government agencies, law firms, and insurance
companies, among others. Symantec Corporation is an investor
in RPost®. |
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Registered E-mail® service
protects in case of a dispute involving e-mail:
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The Registered E-mail® service
is simple to install and use. |
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Registered E-mail adds a "Send Registered"
button to the compose page of Microsoft Outlook,
Lotus Notes or Novell GroupWise on the desktop. |
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Registered E-mail does not sit on the servers
and is very scalable. |
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Training is minimal since the sender simple press
the button "Send Registered" for important
outbound e-mails. |
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For every Registered E-mail message, you will
receive a Registered Receipt™ e-mail which
may be stored in a separate "Receipt"
folder. The Registered Receipt™ e-mail contains
all information required to act as legal evidence
of the transmission, admissible in court. The Registered
Receipt™ e-mail can integrate into the company's
e-mail retention policy for permanent archiving.
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Any party can authenticate the Registered Receipt™
e-mail at any time but the sender maintains control. |
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Proof of delivery is not reliant on recipient
action, software, or response in any way. |
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RPost does not retain a copy of the message. |
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To reduce e-mail hoaxes, or simply to electronically
sign your e-mail, use the RPost Digital Seal™
protection. It provides the receiver proof of authorship
and content. |
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