Opolis Secure Mail or Sending a Letter?

July 13, 2010 - PRLog -- Imagine the following situation: You intend to send an important and confidential message and decide to walk to the post office and have the letter registered for this purpose. Because, you want to ensure that the recipient actually receives your message safe and secure. Possibly also, because you don’t want the recipient to have any excuses “never having received …” your message. And finally, you also want to ensure that the letter does not “get lost” on the way to the addressee, as you have a confirmation in your hand so that – in case of loss – the postal service may be able to track the mail.

The other choice is a secure email and document messaging service: Secure means that the message and the attached document is encrypted point-to-point from the sender to the recipient so that nobody else can read the mail. And even better, if this service were for free!

One of the latest upcoming service providers in this area is Opolis Secure Mail (http://www.opolis.eu): Originally, Opolis was established to make email and document traffic more secure. Further, with Opolis the sender has always full authority over how the recipient can process a message. The sender decides whether the recipient may copy, print, respond to or forward a message or not. And, the sender is also empowered to monitor and follow the entire path of a message.

The access to Opolis is easy and its service free. Also there is only a current limit of 125MB to attachment size which will easily meet customer demands. Only requirement is that both, the sender and the recipient are Opolis users to ensure that documents are transmitted safely and entirely secure.

Hence, there are alternatives to sending registered letters, a time consuming and – sometimes – expensive exercise. Secure email and document messaging service, such as Opolis, is one of them.

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