Protect your email identity from being exposed
It’s very important (nowadays) to protect yo ur identity, specially your email addresses. Confronted a great website called “Akapost” which gives you an anonymous email address. It provides a two-way email forwarding service that allows users to send and receive messages from their existing email addresses without actually revealing their true email username or address.
How it works? Check out the screenshots below
You can associate your personal email address to a @akapost.com’s and have it forward those emails to your original email address so when you send an email, the recipient sees the sender’s address as an identity “@akapost.com.” The sender also tacks on “.akapost.com” to the recipient’s email address, which redirects responses through the Akapost website and back to the sender’s original email which is completely secure.
Best thing about this tool is that it works with any email client or device such as computer, cell phone, or handheld, etc. You don’t need any installation of any sort and it’s free of cost! Just sign up and register your email address and it’s ready to go.
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[...] Akapost is an Email services provider that protects your own email addresses with an ingenious system. The senders email address is shown when emails are received. Akapost acts as an Exchange station between your computer and that of the recipient by exchanging your email address with a selected one from Akapost (via Archer and Anewmorning). [...]
[...] Akapost is an Email services provider that protects your own email addresses with an ingenious system. The senders email address is shown when emails are received. Akapost acts as an Exchange station between your computer and that of the recipient by exchanging your email address with a selected one from Akapost (via Archer and Anewmorning). [...]
akapost also supports custom email address which can help small business to mask employee email addresses. The small business employees could use any of their existing email accounts (ISP mailbox, Yahoo, Gmail, Hotmail, etc.) to send and receive emails. But all messages appear to be sent directly from their business email addresses to the recipients. More detail: http://www.akapost.com/support/topic?page=1024