Bad e-mails have been around for a long time.

Bad e-mails include SPAM, malicious e-mails such as e-mails carrying viruses, e-mails of redemption, etc.

What's wrong with SMTP, which has been the global e-mail standard for decades?

It resembles the traditional way of delivering written letters.

The traditional way is - when Tom wants to send a letter for Mary, Tom writes the letter.

A postman will deliver the letter to Mary's mailbox.

Then Mary picks up the letter and reads it.

In the SMTP system, if Tom wants to send an e-mail to Mary,

Tom composes the e-mail and uploads it to his sending server.

The e-mail will be delivered over the Internet to Mary's receiving server.

Then Mary picks up the e-mail from her e-mailbox and reads it.

It's very easy for someone to send many junk e-mails to Mary. It's very easy for someone to send e-mails carrying viruses to Mary. It's also very easy for someone to send black e-mails to Mary for ransom.

All these bad e-mails will be delivered over the Internet to Mary's receiving server, and sit in Mary's incoming e-mailbox.

It is difficult to trace the true source of bad e-mails.

What is the difference does niceEmail™ make?

When Tom wants to send an e-mail to Mary, he composes an e-mail and uploads it to his sending server. No difference from SMTP.

But, instead of delivering the e-mail to Mary's receiving server, the sending server detains the e-mail. The sending server just sends a notice to Mary's receiving server, which contains information such as sender, target recipient, subject, date, etc.

Upon receipt of the notice, Mary's receiving server sends Mary's authentication information to the sending server. Mary's receiving server also passes the notice to Mary's incoming e-mailbox.

If Mary wants to read the e-mail, she can use her authentication information to directly connect the sending server and request the e-mail. If and only if the sending server can successfully authenticate Mary, the e-mail will be released to Mary.

Therefore, no one can pretend to be Mary to peek at her e-mail. Of course, many anonymous senders will try to send bad e-mails to Mary, too. But all the bad e-mails will be detained by sending server and have nowhere to go.

If Mary is bothered by SPAM or misreads any malicious e-mail, at least she knows where the bad e-mails came from.

One of the major problems of SMTP is that anyone can hide and send any e-mail to anyone.

What niceEmail™ fixes is to expose the true source of e-mail by utilizing the most valuable characteristics of e-mail - instancy.

Instancy makes e-mails the most different from traditional written letters. Lacking instancy, traditional written letters must be delivered to the recipients before reading. E-mails do not need to do so.

Instancy of e-mail has been buried by SMTP for decades.

But niceEmail™ only reveals the true source of bad e-mails. Nothing can be done to anonymous senders.

niceNobody™ can make up for this shortcoming. The true information of anonymous senders can be easily obtained, which include names, phone numbers, addresses, e-mail addresses, etc. Then legal actions can be taken to punish the illegal things or crimes. The ability to track criminals has a deterrent effect on crime prevention.

Combining niceEmail™ and niceNobody™ might extinct almost all bad e-mails. For more info, please review 'How can niceNobody™ trace the real information of an anonymous account holder?'

In addition to killing bad e-mails, niceEmail™ has many advantages. Please visit http://www.niceRaker.com/niceEmail for more information.