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From Tony Bradley, CISSP-ISSAP, for About.com

AOL and Yahoo Charge For 'Business Class' Email

Monday February 6, 2006
In an effort to sift through the spam, AOL and Yahoo both intend to offer a new services to companies that broadcast mass emails. By paying a fee per email of 1/4 of a penny to a penny per messages, companies can have their emails 'certified' and receive preferential priority for delivery. For more about the new spam-fighting initiatives, see this article in The Register: AOL and Yahoo! To Charge For Emails

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