General FAQs
 

How do I use My Mail Stamp?

My Mail Stamp is an application that allows you to add fun "stamp" icons to almost any HTML-based webmail interface, as well as Outlook, Outlook Express, IncrediMail and AOL Mail 9.0. It's a great way to add more personality to your emails! Plus, it's 100% free and includes NO spyware and NO adware.

Adding a stamp to your outgoing HTML-based webmail message is as easy as 1-2-3!

1) Open a Compose Message screen in your web-based email account.

Important: You must be using the rich-media version of your email account.
Click here to learn how to do this.

2) Click the Mail Stamp button on your toolbar.

3) Select a category and click on the stamp icon you would like to add - that stamp will now appear in your email.

To add a stamp to Outlook, Outlook Express, IncrediMail or AOL Mail 9.0 email message:

1) Open a Compose Message/New Mail screen.

2) Click the Mail Stamp button on your navigation bar.

Don't see the navigation bar or My Mail Stamp button? Click here for additional instructions.

3) Select a category and click on the stamp icon you would like to add - that stamp will now appear in your email.

Note to Outlook (not Outlook Express) users: If your default email editor is MS Word, My Mail Stamp and the navigation bar may not appear when composing a message. To change this, please do the following:

1) Click on "Tools" from your main Outlook application/window (not the one in your Compose Message window) and select "Options."
2) Click on the "Mail Format" tab.
3) Uncheck the checkbox in the Message Format area that says "Use Microsoft Word to edit e-mail messages." (Click here to see a picture)
4) Click OK.

Note to IncrediMail and AOL Mail 9.0 users: If you downloaded My Mail Stamp prior to 3/11/04, we ask that you upgrade to the latest version of My Mail Stamp. (It's free.)


Where can I use stamps?

My Mail Stamp is compatible with Outlook, Outlook Express, IncrediMail, AOL Mail 9.0, and most HTML-based webmail interfaces that support graphics. Use it on Yahoo, Excite, Hotmail, iWon, Lycos, My Way, Mail.com and more.

My Mail Stamp does NOT work with Netscape, Eudora, and Juno email platforms, and is not compatible with Instant Messenger applications.

Note to IncrediMail and AOL Mail 9.0 users: If you downloaded My Mail Stamp prior to 3/11/04, we ask that you upgrade to the latest version of My Mail Stamp. (It's free.)

How do I know if my version of My Mail Stamp is compatible with Outlook, Outlook Express, IncrediMail or AOL Mail 9.0?

To check that My Mail Stamp is compatible with your email platform, open a Compose/New Mail screen using your email system. My Mail Stamp is compatible if you see the navigation bar (with Mail Stamp button) in the Compose/New Mail screen. If you don't see it, first close your email system, open it again, and check for the navigation bar.

Can I add a stamp in my instant messenger or in a message board post?

No, My Mail Stamp is an email-only feature that is not compatible with instant messenger platforms or Internet message boards.
 

You're offering me 400 stamps for free? C'mon, there's got to be a catch.

Actually, there isn't. We do understand, however, why you may be skeptical and think My Mail Stamp is just too good to be true. Especially considering all the rather unbelievable offers floating around the Internet. So let us put your mind at ease and explain how we make money - without charging you a cent.

For that reason, we encourage you to do all your Internet searches using your toolbar. It's convenient (because it's on your browser, you can search from anywhere on the Web), and you simply won't find a more powerful search tool anywhere. Enjoy!

 
What does the "Auto-close" button do?

The Auto-close button allows your My Mail Stamp dropdown window to automatically close after you've added a single stamp to your email message. Click the checkbox next to the Auto-close button within your My Mail Stamp window to enable this feature. (If you plan to add more than one stamp to most of your email messages, you may not want to take advantage of this feature.)


What more can you tell me more about my toolbar?

Internet Explorer users: Your toolbar attaches to your browser and provides one-click access to My Mail Stamp and other cool tools, plus your favorite search providers - including Google, AltaVista, Ask Jeeves, AlltheWeb and LookSmart! Just enter a search term into the blank search field and click any search provider button to get instant results from the Web's leading search engines!

Please note: Your toolbar includes NO spyware and NO adware, and is 100% FREE.

Outlook, Outlook Express, IncrediMail and AOL Mail 9.0 users: In addition to the toolbar installed on Internet Explorer (see above), you also have a navigation bar integrated into your email system. You will see it at the top of any Compose/New Mail window. This toolbar, too, provides you with access to My Mail Stamp and other cool tools, plus a search box powered by Google.

Please note: The navigation bar includes NO spyware and NO adware, and is 100% FREE.
 

Is the toolbar spyware?

NO! The toolbar does not collect any personal information and is completely “spyware”-free and "adware"-free.  Period.

The toolbar was specifically designed to provide a great user experience free of spyware, adware, direct marketing, data collection or other similar activities. In order to achieve that goal:

• The toolbar software DOES NOT collect personal information of any kind, period. No email address, registration or other information is required to use the product. No zip code, no email, no member name, no password. Unlike many other products, we do not even attempt to collect data upon startup as a requirement of use.
   

• The toolbar software DOES NOT monitor the websites visited by the end user, collect or in any manner report any information about what sites an end users visits (or any clickstream activity), nor does it monitor or scrape information when you are on other sites.
   

• The toolbar software DOES NOT serve or facilitate so-called "contextual advertising" where pop-up ads are served based on the sites you visit. Many applications are identified as spyware because they monitor end-user Internet usage and serve contextual pop-ups. The toolbar does not engage in any such practices.

In short, the toolbar provides a superior search experience on an ANONYMOUS basis and without any additional monitoring, contextual ads or other nuisances.

How do I notify you about copyright infringement?

For information on reporting copyright infringement, click here.