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connected to the Internet. You can use KABA Mail from home, work, school, an
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Internet connection. Your messages are stored in a central location, so your
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computer, travel frequently, or don't even own a computer.
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KABA Mail. This is great for people who:
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Want to switch Internet Service Providers.
Your KABA Mail address will be the same no matter how you access
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needs.
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If you switch jobs, you lose access to the e-mail account provided
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contacts.
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personal ID and password. The only way you can access your account is by using
the password you select. This means that only you will have access to your KABA
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Because the messages in your KABA Mail account are
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important information if something happens to your computer.
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use a single Internet Service Provider account and have a free, personal e-mail
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Keep
your personal e-mail separate from your work e-mail
People who use e-mail from work will find it
convenient to keep their personal messages separate from their work messages.
You can use KABA Mail for your personal correspondence and your company's
e-mail system only for business messages. Additionally, you don't have to store
personal e-mail on your company's servers. All messages in your KABA Mail
account are securely stored in a central location that you access via the
Internet with the password you select. You might also consider using your
KABA email for all of your gun-related correspondence, to help keep it separate
from other internet communications.
TERMS OF SERVICE
By using Keep and Bear Arm's FREE e-mail service, you agree to the
following. Failure to abide by these terms is not tolerated and will
result in immediate termination of your account.
1. You may not send spam, scam letters, business
proposals or anything the average person would consider spam.
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