PageMailr Offers Chinese Dissidents A Way to Avoid Release of Email Information on Internet

PageMailr.Com is a new web site launched last week. PageMailr allows its users to communicate over the Internet without getting unwanted Spam by hiding their email address. In response to recent news, PageMailr makes a pledge to any Chinese Internet users who use Pagemailr to hide their email address when using the Internet.

(PRWEB) November 13, 2007 -- PageMailr.Com is a new web site launched last week. PageMailr allows its users to communicate over the Internet without getting unwanted Spam by hiding their email address. In response to recent news, PageMailr makes a pledge to any Chinese Internet users who use Pagemailr to hide their email address when using the Internet. PageMailr makes the following announcement to the Chinese Internet Community.

"As many know, a United States based email provider has released information about some of their users email accounts under economic pressure from the Chinese government. As a result of this, some Chinese dissidents have been jailed. This apparently is not the first time that this has happened.

"PageMailr like all Americans believes in free speech. Since PageMailr is both U.S. based and has no business interest in China, PageMailr will securely hide your email address on any Internet postings. As long as you do not break United State's laws we will not release your email address to any government authority including the Chinese government. Know that if the authorities do not know your email address they cannot pressure the email host to surrender your name or other information that they may have on file. Communicate freely with others using PageMailr."

Read the announcement made here: Pagemailr can help protect freedom of speech on the Internet (http://PageMailr.Com/china.php)

Pete Wingard

PageMailr.com and

PixelCast.Net Internet Communications

Atlanta Georgia

PageMailr contact page: PageMailr.com/pete (http://pagemailr.com/pete)

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