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1.
Is this a free service? I mean...really free?
2. How do the Digital Postcards work?
3. Is there a way to customize my postcard's layout?
4. Can I enhance my postcards with a picture or music
file from my personal computer?
5. Can anyone read my postcards?
6. When will my postcards be discarded?
7. I can't find the postcard that was sent to me. Is this
a bug?
8. When I click the button on your welcome page, nothing
happens. Why?
9. How about computer viruses and Digital Postcards?
More questions? Address them to support@all-yours.net please.
Yes, believe it or not, writing and reading Digital Postcards is a free service. We get our money from advertising sponsors. That's why you see those banners on our pages.
A Digital Postcard is a web page that is created when you fill out and submit the postcard form. Click here for a sample postcard. We send an email to the recipient and he will be informed that a postcard is waiting for him in our post office. You can even overwrite our standard email message or add some text of your own.
Yes, you can select pictures, colors, backgrounds, and music files. You can even link to any picture and sound on the web.
Sure can. Just upload this file to our server before you create your postcard. The upload program will return your file's new URL. On the postcard program's main form you simply enter this URL into the "custom image" or "custom sound" field.
Only the recipient and you can access the postcard file. Of course our Webmaster could read it too, but you can be sure he's too busy and will not be willing to read hundreds of postcards every day. Each Digital Postcard has it's own claim check number. It is impossible to view a postcard without entering this number first and only the sender and the recipient will know it.
If the postcard file wasn't accessed for two weeks, our postal clerk may discard it. There is a return receipt checkbox in our postcard form. If you activate it, you will be notified by email when the recipient accesses his postcard.
No, up to now we have located all "missing" postcards. First of all, be sure your notifying email is not older than 2 weeks. We delete all postcards older than 2 weeks. Also, be sure you really pointed your browser to the URL on your claim check. Do not add your claim check number to this URL. There might be two radio buttons under the flags on our welcome page. If so, click the "Read" button before you submit this page. On the next page, enter your claim check number. Double-check this number before you submit the form.
If you still don't find your postcard, mail your claim check to missing@all-yours.net and we will find it for you.
You are recycling on this page. This is a browser related problem. You should access The Digital Postcard with an up-to-date browser like Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Internet Explorer.
Our program eliminates possibly malicious code from a postcard before it is saved on our server. So no-one can annoy you with a Javascript bomb in his postcard. Also, "conventional" computer viruses can't be transmitted with a postcard, because we do not transmit executable binaries to your computer.
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