MasterX14
Cadet 3rd Year
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Kennt einer von euch incredimail das is ein voll geiles gratis e-mail tool ich finde eines der besten. Was haltet ihr davon?
http://www.incredimail.com
http://www.incredimail.com
incredimail
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HONKITONKI
Lt. Commander
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Schau mal genau hin, in dieser Welt is (fast)nix gratis!
Gibt mehrere Versionen von dem Progi, das ohne zu kaufen wird dann halt mit Werbung im dem Program selber finanziert.
Aber ansonsten nicht schlecht das Progi, nutz ich auch.
Gibt mehrere Versionen von dem Progi, das ohne zu kaufen wird dann halt mit Werbung im dem Program selber finanziert.
Aber ansonsten nicht schlecht das Progi, nutz ich auch.
BlackSavage
Commander
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bei mir blinkt unten rechts immer so eine kleine glocke von incredimail. die nervt total. weiß jemand wie man die wegbekommt?
danke.
danke.
sun-man
Lt. Commander
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MasterX14 schrieb:
Was ist an einem Mailprogramm welches Mails extra mit völlig überflüssigem Firlefanz aufbläht geil? Mails haben im klaren Text und ohne bunten fickerigen Hintergrund versendet zu werden.
Ich kenne div. Firmen dei so etwas entweder rausfiltern oder eben gleich in den Junk schieben. Macht sich bei Bewerbungen oder beruflichen Mails besonders gut
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Mir gefällt am besten der melder vin increimal.
Wen ich geschäftliche e-mails schreibe nähme ich den thunderbird aber wenn ich mit freunden schreibe dan mach ich das mit incredi.
Das geht weg wenn du dafür bezahlst
Wen ich geschäftliche e-mails schreibe nähme ich den thunderbird aber wenn ich mit freunden schreibe dan mach ich das mit incredi.
Das geht weg wenn du dafür bezahlst
BlackSavage
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Das ist diese Version mit werbung. kauf mir das programm doch nicht. ich dachte wenn ich werbung habe kann ich es auch so nutzen, aber ohne diese blöde glocke. sonst kommt der quark wieder runter. also wenn die glocke bleibt, dann deinstallier ich das wieder.
dann bleibe ich bei outlook.
dann bleibe ich bei outlook.
Die EULA zu IncrediMail enthält doch ein paar mehr oder weniger "bedenkliche" Einträge:
http://www.incredimail.com/english/termsofuse.html
http://www.incredimail.com/english/fullprivacy.html
"GENERAL USAGE PATTERNS
IncrediMail may gather information related generally to Users' use of the Software, Service, and Site including without limitation:
The number of Messages that a User sends;
The number of Messages that are read;
What elements of the Service are most often used;
User log-in dates and time; and
Message size data."
"COMPUTER SETTINGS
IncrediMail may collect settings, technical and other information from Users' computers, such as a computer's operating system, IncrediMail and browser versions used, connectivity, various communication parameters and other information related to the operation and interaction of the Software, subject to the provisions herein. This information will neither contain nor be linked to any personally identifiable information."
http://www.thundercloud.net/infoave/archives2005/week-156.htm
"The Top Questions of The Week
A Question from Anne"
"We recently installed Incredimail on a test computer using today's 'Freeware Program of The Week - Total Uninstall". We tracked the changes Incredimail made to our test system. The results were "Incredible" indeed. Over 15,000 lines of changes were made to our test system and it's registry (we have the test results stored in a text file). We then used Total Uninstall to remove every single change it made and removed Incredimail from our test computer. We then installed Mozilla's Thunderbird to compare the changes it made with the changes Incredimail made. Thunderbird made only 300 lines of changes. Keep in mind that Thunderbird and Incredimail are both email clients. Any program which makes that many changes is bound to have some negative impact on the computer's operation. It is no wonder that many references on the Web refer to Incredimail's instability and unwanted changes to various normal Windows configurations."
"Our advice: Don't trade your computer and your privacy for cartoons. It's not worth it."
http://www.incredimail.com/english/termsofuse.html
http://www.incredimail.com/english/fullprivacy.html
"GENERAL USAGE PATTERNS
IncrediMail may gather information related generally to Users' use of the Software, Service, and Site including without limitation:
The number of Messages that a User sends;
The number of Messages that are read;
What elements of the Service are most often used;
User log-in dates and time; and
Message size data."
"COMPUTER SETTINGS
IncrediMail may collect settings, technical and other information from Users' computers, such as a computer's operating system, IncrediMail and browser versions used, connectivity, various communication parameters and other information related to the operation and interaction of the Software, subject to the provisions herein. This information will neither contain nor be linked to any personally identifiable information."
http://www.thundercloud.net/infoave/archives2005/week-156.htm
"The Top Questions of The Week
A Question from Anne"
"We recently installed Incredimail on a test computer using today's 'Freeware Program of The Week - Total Uninstall". We tracked the changes Incredimail made to our test system. The results were "Incredible" indeed. Over 15,000 lines of changes were made to our test system and it's registry (we have the test results stored in a text file). We then used Total Uninstall to remove every single change it made and removed Incredimail from our test computer. We then installed Mozilla's Thunderbird to compare the changes it made with the changes Incredimail made. Thunderbird made only 300 lines of changes. Keep in mind that Thunderbird and Incredimail are both email clients. Any program which makes that many changes is bound to have some negative impact on the computer's operation. It is no wonder that many references on the Web refer to Incredimail's instability and unwanted changes to various normal Windows configurations."
"Our advice: Don't trade your computer and your privacy for cartoons. It's not worth it."
