Switching from the original Vanquish Pro

--VQ-- · Site Admin Joined: 06 Jan 2003 Posts: 474

vqME is a major step in the evolution of Vanquish anti-spam. Wherever you are and whatever device you use to access mail, you can now send and receive mail, edit your Allow/Block/Domain lists, inpect Held Mail, change preferences, view your SmartSubject list, and account status.

A. Getting Started (new users)

Go to www.vqme.com and click Free 15 Day Test Drive. You may install a single account on many PCs and additionally access your account - even without installing software - by logging into your webmail page.

B. Getting Started (existing users)

Click here to determine if your existing ISP or mail service supports forwarding.
Click here to save your existing Allow, Block, and Domain Lists. This step also guides you to complete the software UN-install, and release server associations with your email addresses.
Create your new vqME account.
NOTE: Do not login as an existing user. Create a new account by clicking "Start a Test Drive". If you wish, you may create this new account with your original user name.
Call or write so that we convert your trial into a full account and credit any past payment.

When you create a new vqME account, your first email message is a welcome letter from Vanquish. It contains a few tips to familiarize you with the service. That message is also here.

C. Additional Details (for advanced users - these are covered in the account creation wizard)

Configure your email program to check for protected mail
Add additional mailboxes or protect existing addresses with the vqME account manager
Forward mail from your existing ISP or email service

We are now completing our trial and billing system for this major update. Soon, you will begin to receive a message asking you to pay by credit card. There is no obligation. If you don't wish to purchase the product, your trial will continue for a short time (10 or 15 days) and then it will be deactivated with advance warning. Of course, your mail will no longer be protected from spam.