Notify you about new messages arrived to your mailbox.
E-mail checking tool to verify your customers e-mail addresses
Outlook 2000/2002/2003 add-in to handle sent items for additional mailbox
Browse your mailbox and view messages info and remove letters w/o downloading.
Outlook 2000/2002/2003 COM add-in for Exchange Server users who need to send mail from a second mailbox. The add-in ensures that messages sent with the second mailbox's From address stay in the Sent Items of the second mailbox.
AD MailBox Manager allows you to browse your mailbox and view subject, sender, receiver and size of incoming messages prior to downloading them. Also, you can delete messages direct on server. Support multiple accounts and new messages notification.
Determines dead and alive emails in maillist.
Key features:
- Supports anonymous checking (required HTTPS proxy list). No more problems with ISPs!
- Ability to set a number of threads working both with DNS and SMTP servers.
Manage fast and easy your mailbox. Supports multiple email accounts. Can delete unwanted emails direct on the server. Optional use secure authentication (APOP). Requires: Typical Windows Installation. Multilingual. Shareware
Instantly recover passwords to email, POP3 and IMAP accounts with Advanced Mailbox Password Recovery. The POP3/IMAP Server Emulator recovers POP3 and IMAP passwords from any email client, including remote computers and mobile platforms.
BulkVerifier is an efficient multi-threaded application for checking e-mail addresses and domain availability. Quickly and easily verifies email addresses, huge domains and clean up your mailing / domain list.
dToolz is an advanced Windows software program with a variety of features relating to domain verification and DNS resolving. It includes a Domain MX verifier, a RDNS checker and a Catch-all verifier.
Allows to create web pages with encripted mailboxes (up to six) in form of bellboys or drop down menus for web sites or to be used as body of electronic mail and pages that contain quantities of false e-mail addresses to discourage the spies.