Memo Service Help: What Is It? | Sending | Receiving

The World's Memo Service:
Overview

The World's Memo Service streamlines and prioritizes Internet communications. It's an easy-to-use, instantly-delivered way to reach a customer of The World. A memo is a one-way priority communication from an authorized sender.

Memos can be sent from the Web page memo.TheWorld.com using any modern Web browser (Internet Explorer 5 or later, Netscape 6 or later, Mozilla, Opera, Safari, etc.) No special software is needed.

To receive memos, a World account is required. Memos can be read with The World's WebMail interface, or any standard IMAP mail program (Outlook Express, Mozilla, Eudora, Pine, etc.)

Features:

• Create a contact list and issue contact IDs & passwords to friends, family members, co-workers, and business associates. (You can set a custom greeting message for each contact ID.)

• You can choose whether to receive anonymous memos or restrict memos to the people you've given contact IDs.

• You can choose to have memos delivered to your normal inbox, or to a special folder that receives only memos (spamproof!) Memos have a distinctive subject line to make them stand out.

• You can use the memo-service as a password-protected drop-box where only specific people can send you documents or pictures.

Memo Service Help: What Is It? | Sending | Receiving

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