Make a Spam Reduction Resolution For the New Year!

As you may have noticed by the flood of junk e-mails in your inbox every morning, spam levels are once again rising dramatically. According to a December 2006 article in PC World, spam levels have increased a horrific 67% since August 2006 and now constitute nine out of ten e-mails sent.

Sneaky new types of spam – e.g. image spams and pump-and-dump spams – are able to evade traditional filters and successfully be delivered. If you are fighting spam on your own, industry estimates are that the costs for the average company may have tripled, due to increased bandwidth usage by the traffic, clogged servers, and loss of employee productivity.

These new, "smarter" spams are fought most successfully by dedicated e-mail filtering hardware appliances that cost thousands of dollars. Unfortunately this can be cost-prohibitive for smaller businesses. But fortunately LanTech has a cost-effective solution! We are now offering this highly effective e-mail filtering to our customers for a low monthly fee.

For a fraction of the cost of owning a dedicated appliance, you can use our service to scan your company's e-mail, screen out e-mails containing junk and viruses, and block phishing¹ attacks.  Our filtering services also offer the capability to customize safe "whitelists" and blocked "blacklists" for individual users. Your employees reap the benefits of a more secure and uncluttered inbox, and waste less time sifting through and deleting the junk!

Our filtering system is priced by the number of users as follows:

1-10 users                   $35/month

11-20 users                 $50/month

21-30 users                 $65/month

31-40 users                 $80/month

41-50 users                 $95/month

One time setup fee      $50

For a limited time we are offering a one-month FREE trial. Call us at 916-564-5455 with questions or to sign up, and start the New Year by lightening your junk mail load!

¹ A phishing e-mail mimics a legitimate e-mail, e.g., from a bank or credit provider, that attempts to elicit confidential account information which can be used to defraud the recipient.