I would suggest you to add an extra security, which is email ssl certificate to encrypt the email.
Comodo email certificate is free.
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Aug 12 2014, 03:26 PM
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I would suggest you to add an extra security, which is email ssl certificate to encrypt the email.
Comodo email certificate is free. |
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Sep 16 2014, 02:04 PM
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QUOTE(badai @ Sep 14 2014, 07:48 PM) duh! SSL email certificate is for sender to confirm their identity, prevent modification during transmission and prevent non recipient from reading it. The email ssl certificate has to be installed in both the sender and recipient email client.how does that prevent other people from setting a dummy name and e-mail in their email client and send it to the said client? even though the scammer mimic your identity or fake your email, but without your ssl certificate installed on their device, your client will get non-encrypted email. so they can be aware of it, since both of you have agreement to send encrypted email. if your client did not install your ssl email certificate, they can't read the email you sent them, that's why I suggest you to use encrypted email. Or you can consider SPF or PTR record. btw, comodo ssl email certificate is not longer free now. |
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