AlternativeFuse has launched Business Class E-mail Service, a new service especially for business class and working people. The e-mail service is designed to create an excellent e-mail experience by combining everyday e-mail capabilities with professional business features. AlternativeFuse is able to create a business friendly experience along with promoting the everyday use of its webmail account for typical users.
Alternative Fuse takes due care of signatures, which is one of the most important things for a business professional’s e-mail. Along with creating a signature, the user can also set the signature to be random among other signatures.
By using AlternativeFuse’s Web-based e-mail application, a member can create a default signature and edit it through a classic WYSIWYG editor, a user-friendly interface. The WYSISYG offers ABC spell check and has an ability to send messages cc/bcc. On the compose message page, WYSIWYG offers priority level switches, read receipts, an advanced address folder and maintenance ability, which are again important features for business class people.
Similarly, the e-mail application has an option for auto-responder, which is exactly next to the signature and forwarding setting allowing users to quickly set features as per their requirements. AlternativeFuse is very user friendly, as it enables a user to create up to three free e-mail accounts and there is a feature to connect a third party e-mail service via a POP3 account to feed into the Alternative Fuse free Web e-mail.
With the help of an alias feature, a single user can create multiple aliases, which can be useful for dealing with multiple levels of customers, partners, friends/family, or any other category of associates. Messages can be sent and received in the member’s e-mail box from these aliases. Moreover, members can do different things with messages coming from these associates by using the message rules box. To avoid span e-mails, a special rule can be set that will help delete all the messages coming from particular e-mail address.
AlternativeFuse webmail was in news recently when it was looking for developers in exchange for compensation and other rewards.
Edited by Tammy Wolf