Pay2Send Sender Options

The advenge pay2send system maintains a individual record for all senders of e-maail.
Your record includes how we are to determine if a message that appears to be from you
is really from you or not, and other options pertaining to the pay-to-send aspects of
ths system.

By default, we do no authentication: we will trust that messages appearing
to be from you@your.isp are really from you@your.isp.

You may turn on "RAPNAP (Return Address, Peer Network Address Pair) AUTHENTICATION"
if you like, which will prevent most spoofing.

Turning on RAPNAP authentication is reccommended for all users. With RAPNAP authentication
turned on, we will only accept messages appearing to be from you@your.isp when the
message is coming into our e-mail servers from a machine listed in either the record
for your.isp (if it exists) or directly in your sender record.

The strictest level of sender authentication that advenge pay2send server can
insist on involves public key encryption.  With signature-checking enabled, all messages
from you must (1) be signed with your public key (2) must have a recent, accurate date stamp
and (3) must not have been seen by advenge server before.  (Implementation of this
screening level is being deferred until a habitual message signer appears who is willing
to test the system.)

Editing your sender options can be done with the sender options editing tool
at http://www.pay2send,com/cgi/sender_edit