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Well, version 3 is a huuuuge improvement from version 2. I don't care much for version 2 to be honest. It feels pretty obsolete.

No. There is no relationship between the two individuals.

Quote: Originally Posted by George_B We may have consultants working for us and they may be exposed to sensitive information. Just like with a regular employee, they are required to sign an NDA ( non disclosure agreement ). This is the reason why that paragraph shows up in there. What would you consider to be a valid reason George, for disclosure of one of your clients personal information (to one of your outside consultants) Please note that...

Quote: Originally Posted by mvip No, it's only $50/year for the Premium account. It's free for Google Apps Standard. Thanks! They sure do a good job of hiding that on the other page you linked to! Quote: Originally Posted by William9 Another option is Tuffmail. It allows multiple domains. Tuffmail looks like a quality service, but I found their privacy policy a bit strange and short. I wonder what they mean with this: We will not...

Quote: Originally Posted by curvefan I really don't think you should have to cancel these requests if you did not initiate them. I agree. I also felt that the "cancel" link shouldn't have even been included, but rather they should have merely said that if it isn't verified within a certain amount of time that the request would be automatically canceled. Good old bad old Microsoft.

Quote: Originally Posted by mvip I wouldn't call them anonymous. The company behind the service is 'Roller Network LLC'. It's in the footer. Moreover, if you look at the contact page, you'll find both a phone number and email addresses. Personally I'd say that means they are not anonymous!

Heh? You mean probably that US government staff cannot access it from their work computers, rather than a general ban of the website? Regardless how to interpretate it, it sounds a bit odd. Unless there is a hidden agenda behind a site, why would a government invest time in blocking it? Anyways, I sent an email to Cotse just to test the speed and helpfulness of their support. Let´s see if their answers to my (fairly standard) questions are...

There is no way to find out whether any email address is 'real' or alias. So it's a moot point to worry which one to use.

I think privacy policy statements are misunderstood. For example, the Tuffmail policy statement excerpt above seems understandable and satisfactory to me. Google is likely a better custodian of your data and identity than some people realize. I would be more concerned about a software security breach, regardless of what the privacy policy statement says, rather than front door requests.