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| Acceptance Signature |
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Just as a signature proves delivery of mail, a
recorded server-to-server dialogue of message acceptance
proves delivery of e-mail. This is a precise statement
of fact as to what has transpired.
The RPost Registration System™ interprets
the server dialog to provide the Delivery Status
for each destination in an understandable format. |
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The red text is a recording
of the server-to-server conversation that occurs
when the sender's server, or mail delivery agent,
asks the receiver's server, or mail delivery agent,
whether that agent will accept the e-mail on behalf
of that recipient. This is an actual conversation
that occurs, much like the conversation the mailman
or a courier may have with the recipient's mailroom
when asking for an acceptance signature.
This dialog is the precise conversation the RPost
Registration System™ (the sender's agent)
has with the recipient's server (the recipient's
agent). This is a true recording of the conversation
and is a statement of fact.
RPost translates this information for the layperson
and places this translation within the Registered
Receipt™ in the Delivery Status area.
These functions of the RPost Registration System
are among those that are patent pending.
Common Questions:
Why do I need this included on my receipt
if I cannot read it?
The reason that it is important to have this in
the receipt is that this is A RECORDING OF THE ACTUAL
CONVERSATION THAT THE SENDER'S DELIVERY AGENT HAS
WITH THE RECEIVER'S DELIVERY AGENT. Therefore, this
is the actual acceptance signature. If you look
at traditional mail delivery, the actual acceptance
signature is often recorded as written, even though
the delivery agent (person) may also interpret that
information for their records. This delivery record
is much the same. It is an actual recording of the
server-to-server dialog and the RPost Registration
System™ then interprets this dialog for the
layperson. |
