PSMail’s security includes the digital signing of each individual email (DMARC) and its Domain Name System (DNS). Though the security benefits are substantial, this feature can make it difficult for other service providers (MailChimp or Constant Contact, for example) to appropriately relay email as if the email came from a PSMail authenticated user. When using one of these third-party services, a PSMail user may have trouble getting their messages to go through and be authenticated by the recipients.
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How do I send email to a group using webmail?
PSMail addressbook offers a group address option that can be used to send email to a large group of people. These group addresses (which are separate from PSLists) are a handy way to communicate with your employees, work group, family, or friends without having to type each and every address every time you want to correspond. Continue reading How do I send email to a group using webmail?
What is PSLists and how do I use it?
PSLists is a secure email list used to communicate with a set group of people. Messages are sent to a “list address” (ex. soccerclub@lists.psmail.net) and all members of the list, called subscribers, have access to it. The following article explains how PSLists can be used and provides answers to some frequently asked questions.
Using Bcc and Cc with webmail
Many times when you write an email, you may want some recipients to be in the Carbon Copy (Cc) or in the Blind Carbon Copy (Bcc). The different is Bcc recipients will not be able to see other recipients, works more like Groups and Lists in PSMail. When using PSMail you can select one or all recipients to become Cc or Bcc recipients.
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