What is Jislaaik! Freemail?
How much e-mail storage space do I get with Jislaaik! Freemail?
Where do I go for Help?
Jislaaik! Freemail Use & Privacy
Can I use Jislaaik! Freemail as a business address?
How does Jislaaik! Freemail help protect the security
of my e-mail?
Why does Jislaaik! Freemail ask for personal information?
Jislaaik! Freemail Protection
How can Jislaaik! Freemail help me avoid junk mail
(spam)?
How can Jislaaik! Freemail help protect me from e-mail
viruses?
Using Jislaaik! Membership and Freemail
What is Jislaaik! Membership?
What happens to associated Jislaaik! services if
my Jislaaik! Freemail account is suspended?
How can I check my corporate, work or school e-mail using
Jislaaik! Freemail?
Can I send and receive attachments with Jislaaik!
Freemail?
About Jislaaik! Freemail
What is Jislaaik! Freemail?Jislaaik! Freemail is an exciting provider of free, Web-based e-mail
accounts with multiple email addresses or domains. All the email addresses, which have a common UserName with multiple domains, are managed from just one account. By registering the UserName 'John', your email addresses will be John@sky.co.za AND John@jislaaik.com AND John@Gogga.co.uk, etc.
Our advanced versatile service is based on the premise that internet and e-mail access should make technology easy and possible from
any computer connected to the World Wide Web. Jislaaik! Freemail
eliminates the incompatibilities among e-mail programs by adhering to
the universal Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) standard. Sending
and receiving e-mail from Jislaaik! Freemail is easy: go to the
Jislaaik! Freemail Web site at http://www.Jislaaik.com
or click here to register,
sign in, and send an e-mail message. By using a Web browser as a
universal e-mail program, Jislaaik! Freemail lets you stay connected
anywhere in the world.
Jislaaik! Freemail gives you a standard 4 megabytes (MB) of
storage space to store your messages and attachments on Jislaaik!
Freemail servers. If you do not keep your account below this limit,
email sent to you@Jislaaik! will be returned to the sender with
a 'Disk Quota exceeded' message. Whilst the system automatically
clears out the Trash and Mass Mail folders periodically (usually monthly) for all users, to avoid
exceeding the storage limit, we recommend that you save large attachments
in a folder on your hard disk.
If you require more resources, you can easily upgrade to a subscriber account which has a massive 10MB storage space and allows attachments of 5MB! You also get a notification at an external email address when you recieve new mail at Jislaaik.
Jislaaik! Freemail includes comprehensive online Help. After signing in to your Jislaaik! Freemail account, click Need Help? in the upper right corner of any Jislaaik! Freemail page. For additional information, click the Help tab on the top right on the Home page.
If you have created an account and have forgotten your password, or you are having difficulty accessing your account, click here to have a new password sent to you.
Jislaaik! Freemail Protection
How can Jislaaik! Freemail help me avoid junk mail (spam)?Jislaaik! Freemail has SpamAssasin and CLAM AntiVirus installed at server level. So it checks emails before they arrive at your mailbox. Any detected malicious Viruses are deleted and suspicious emails are sent to your 'Mass Mail' folder for you to check.
Jislaaik does not condone or support sending of junk mail,
or spam, through the Jislaaik! Freemail system. There is a daily send limit of 20 emails for free users and 100 emails per day for Subscribers. This prevents spammers abusing our system and giving it a bad name. The Jislaaik! Freemail
Terms of Use strictly forbids sending unsolicited e-mail and we
terminate all reported accounts that are in violation of this.
Protect yourself from junk mail
When it is activated, your mail filters examine incoming messages and automatically sends e-mail it has identified to your Mass Mail folder. You can set up filters which screen incoming email for keywords that the you have set up in order to better organize your email. It could be a filter targeted towards redirecting unsolicited advertising or emails containing sexual content into the trash folder, or it could be a filter used to automatically place a favorite weekly newsletter into a special personal folder. The potential uses of filters are numerous. It is then easy to delete all trash or mass email with one click.
You can also use our multiple email domains for various uses: so for instance, you@jislaaik.com is used for friends and family, you@sky.co.za is used for personal stuff, you@gogga.co.uk is used for places which could generate lots of junk mail, etc. This way it is easy to 're-direct' junk email to the trash folder using the filter.
Once e-mail is sent to your Mass Mail or Trash folders, messages are automatically deleted periodically; or, if you sent them to the Trash folder, you can delete them by simply clicking the 'Delete Trash' button.
To set up the Mail Filter, log-in to your email account, click Filters on the bottom left, and then enter the relevant details as indicated by using the drop down options.
The following is a breakdown of the information required to set up a filter:
Priority - if an incoming email falls under the description of more than one filter, it is important to decide in advance which filters take precedence over the others. Each filter must be assigned a different number (i.e. since there are 15 potential filters, you'll notice that the drop-down contains priority 1 through 15 to choose from for each filter). "1" being the highest priority and "15" being the lowest priority.
Filtered Text - this is the actual piece of text that the you want the program to look for when filtering emails. It could be a sentence, a word, an email address, etc.
Text Source - this determines which portion of the incoming email is searched. Choosing "From" will search the incoming email addresses and choosing "Subject" will search the subjects (titles) of the incoming emails.
Matching Criteria - defines how the filter works. Does the Filtered Text have to be contained in the Text Source or must it not be contained in the Text Source? Or maybe it needs to begin with the Filtered Text, or end with it? Finally, the you can set things up so that only an exact match between Filtered Text and Text Source will result in a filtered email.
After setting up your Mail Filter options, choose what to do with your Junk mail, remember to check the 'enable' box and then click Done at the bottom of the page to save changes.
For new junk mail that is not caught by the Mail Filter, select the check box to the left of the message (you do not need to open it) in the Inbox, and then click the down arrow next to the 'Move Mail' button, select a folder to send it to and then click Move Mail. Or simply select the check box next to it and click the 'Delete Checked' button. Remember, to prevent further delivery of e-mail from that sender or domain to add a new filter.
Reporting Spam that came from a Jislaaik! Freemail account:
Not all SPAM you receive from an @Jislaaik! Freemail address is
from a legitimate Jislaaik! Freemail account. In order for us to
best assist you, please help us by identifying the true origin of
the e-mail message you received. If you find a Jislaaik! originating
message, forward a complete copy of the message, to 
Jislaaik abuse dept.!
Report Spam coming from a non-Jislaaik! Freemail account:
Follow these easy steps to change your Mail Display Settings to include Full Headers:
- Click the 'Header Info' link on the top right of your eMail display page,
- In the header, look at the "From:" notation to locate what .com
domain it came from (the e-mail service provider). It will look
something like
@service_provider_name.com. - Forward a complete copy of the message, including the full message header to abuse@service_provider_name.com. If they do not have an abuse service, forward your complaint to webmaster@service_provider_name.com.
- Forward a complete copy of the message, including the full message header to abuse@service_provider_name.com. If they do not have an abuse service, forward your complaint to webmaster@service_provider_name.com.
NON-Jislaaik! Freemail Users:
Report Spam that came from a Jislaaik! Freemail account to the email address above.
How can Jislaaik! Freemail help protect me from e-mail viruses?With a free Jislaaik! Freemail account, you have a reduced risk of infecting your computer as the emails are kept online and not downloaded to your machine.
To ensure safety, we recommend that you never open attachments or Web site links from unknown sources.
Jislaaik! Freemail Privacy
Can I use Jislaaik! Freemail as a business address?Yes, you may use your Jislaaik! Freemail address as your primary business address. Or, if you work for a company with which you have an e-mail address (PoP) and you want to use your Jislaaik! Freemail account to send and receive e-mail while you are away from your office computer, you may do so.
Examples of allowed use:
You run your own business. You and your employees want to use Jislaaik! Freemail accounts rather than registering and administering your accounts through a paid Internet service provider (ISP).You are a businessperson who travels. You have an e-mail account with your company. You use your Jislaaik! Freemail account to read and send solicited e-mail messages while you are traveling.
Jislaaik! Freemail does not recommend account sharing. Since Jislaaik! Freemail is accessible from everywhere in the world, each individual is able to sign up for his or her own personal account. You are encouraged to sign up for an account of your own, to which only you have access. Sharing an account compromises the privacy and security of your e-mail.
How does Jislaaik! Freemail help protect the security of my e-mail?Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) is the industry standard for secure connection on the Web. It is used primarily for transmitting sensitive information over the Internet. When you have a secure connection between your browser and a Web site, no one else can easily access the data that you send across the connection. Jislaaik! Freemail uses SSL to encrypt your sign-in name and password when you sign in, to help protect your security online.
It is Jislaaik! Freemail policy to respect the privacy of its users. Therefore, Jislaaik! Freemail will not monitor, edit, or disclose the contents of a user's private communications unless required to do so by law or in the good faith belief that such action is necessary to: (1) conform to the edicts of the law or comply with legal process served on Jislaaik! Freemail; (2) protect and defend the rights or property of Jislaaik! Freemail; or (3) act under exigent circumstances to protect the personal safety of its users or the public.
Why does Jislaaik! Freemail ask for personal information?To offer you the best and most relevant experience, Jislaaik! asks you to complete your profile information, in order to build a community in which members can find others with similar origins or interests etc.
Also, if you ever forget your password, you may need to confirm your personal information with one of our customer service representatives to regain access to your account.
We respect the privacy of our users and therefore only use non personal info for demographics.
Using Jislaaik! Membership
What is Jislaaik! Membership?Jislaaik! Membership is an online service that lets you use your Jislaaik! Freemail address and password to sign in to other Jislaaik! sites or services.
It makes it easy to sign in to services such as Jislaaik! Freemail, and you will be automatically signed in to all other Jislaaik services that use it.
Jislaaik! Members stores information that you provided during Jislaaik! registration--such as your name, country, and postal or ZIP Code--in your Member profile. Many sites ask for this information when you register with them. Your permanent details like personal name and surname, date of birth, etc will not be shared, but non-specific info like country, city, etc. is visible in your profile.
What happens to associated Member Profile if my Jislaaik! Freemail account is suspended?If your Jislaaik! Freemail account is suspended due to misuse, then your Membership is not always also deleted. Your Username is reserved throughout our system, as a result, you will be able to manage any services associated with your Membership like Free-Ads and IntraSite messenger.
How can I check my corporate or school POP e-mail using Jislaaik! Freemail?POP e-mail is sent through servers that use the Post Office Protocol (POP). POP allows computers to retrieve e-mail from any server that supports this protocol. Subscribers to Jislaaik! Freemail can view messages from POP e-mail accounts within Jislaaik! Freemail. The POP Mail option allows you to retrieve messages from up to five POP e-mail accounts. You can check e-mail from your company, your Internet service provider (ISP), and your school-all from your Jislaaik! Freemail account.
In Jislaaik! Freemail, click POP 3 on the bottom left. A new window opens that allows you to set up your account so that it will check other mail servers and download all their emails in one spot. Three pieces of information are required in order to do this, the Mail Account Server, the Mail Account Username and the Mail Account Password. You may need to contact the server that hosts this mail in order to get some of this information (School, ISP or administrator at work). There is also a checkbox that you can click if you want to leave a copy of the email in its original location. Remember to click Done at the bottom of the page to save settings.
Can I send and receive attachments with Jislaaik! Freemail?If you have a free Jislaaik! Freemail account, you can send and receive messages up to 3 megabytes (MB) in size including attachments of 0.5 MB. As a Subscriber you can send and receive attachments of up to 5MB!
Attachments sent to your Jislaaik! Freemail account can be downloaded to your personal computer by clicking them and saving them on your hard disk. GIF and JPEG images and HTML files are automatically displayed in the Web browser window.