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Senior Citizens Stop Email Fraud with Woomail

Senior Citizens are the most targeted online demographic when it comes to email frauds and electronic scams. Until recently, there was no way to stop the barrage of unwanted email and annoying mass email marketing targeting retired and aging Americans. Woomail has created a spam free email tool that ensures seniors can eliminate spam once and for all.

San Juan, PR (PRWEB) March 6, 2008 -- What used to be direct snail mail and telemarketing targeting the elderly has sadly turned to the Internet in the 21st century. More and more senior citizens and aging baby boomers are avid internet users; reading, planning vacations, banking and keeping in touch with family via email. Unfortunately, criminals and internet scammers also realize the potential of online fraud, known as cyber scams and are targeting the elderly. In a sea of spam and swindles, it is hard to tell what email is good and what is bad. Woomail (found online at www.woomail.com) has created a spam free, virus free email service that senior citizens have embraced with eagerness.

In 2007, complaints from consumers 55 or older accounted for 24% of all online fraudulent schemes and scams. This percentage will continue to rise as the number of seniors and baby boomers who communicate online grows. Furthermore, the senior population tends to be more trusting and less suspicious than other generations. When personal information is given voluntarily, or an online ecommerce form is filled out at an Internet retailer, most consumers over the age of 55 stated that they had no idea that in many cases, they were consenting to their personal information being shared or sold. An unscrupulous mass marketing firm or someone looking to defraud the elderly can purchase email lists for a mere pittance. From here, the vicious cycle begins.

Woomail is a new form of safe email that never enters cyberspace and completely eliminates spam. It's a safe haven that senior citizens have adopted that instantly stops scammers, with 100% effectiveness. Seniors groups have been signing up for Woomail, and because of its ability to also block pornography and other illicit material, these Woomail members are also recommending the service to their grandchildren and other seniors.

A personal Woomail account is free of charge for all and it takes just a few minutes to rid spam from a personal inbox forever. Online at www.woomail.com, spammers, scammers and criminals are instantly rendered powerless; total control immediately transfers from the sender to the Woomail account holder. Senior Citizens using Woomail can quickly and easily set personal preferences, restrict contact over their email and stop spam, virus and scanners in their tracks.

About Woomail:
Woomail, The World's Safest Mail™ is a new form, of electronic communication that is very easy to use and stops spam, virus and internet scams against senior citizens by authenticating each message is hand crafted. More information and media enquiries should be directed to John Halloran at 1-787-217-5311 or www.woomail.com/1

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