I purchased the software in good faith and when i tried to use it, the software states my port 25 in being blocked. This may be true,yet no where in their advertisment do the company state you will have to change your ISP in order to get it to work. I have changed twice, this is crap. I feel this is deceptive practive. They will not refund my money stating some where in their fine print it states no refunds. I believe a lot of people haven't come forward on this matter. I am not spamming anyone so I don't need to hide under a rock with some shady ISP to send my email. I feel in hindsight the email software is intended for spammers. As a matter of fact, they spammed me, that's how I found out about it. Who ever reads this, be sure you want to change ISP's before you buy it. I found a service that the software works with, but it is $199.00 per 6 months to have access to the list(open relay servers)SPAMMER servers. Sorry, I don't SPAM and I can't and won't associate myself with the worst aggravators on the NET next to IP messages. I give this software every thumb I can find down. If someone knows of a way for me to get my money back from the internet pirates, please let me know, until then I will continue spreading the bad word on the SPAMMING facilitors.
General rate: Negative

I installed the free demo version and it works very well. It sits in the systems tray and does not need to be maximized as other products seen to require. I felt adequately warned about the port 25 problem and I think the first comment is unfair about this issue. It does seem a little pricy at first, but many other competitive products has a "seat" based pricing structure which brings up a network price much higher than this product. The documentation in the sales literature leaves a lot to be desired. But, it installs fast, is unobtrusive and works.
General rate: Positive