If you are familiar with electronic services and the computer technology and internet world, tracking electronic services is not something that is totally unfamiliar to you. With a little research from the Internet, users will find many email tracking services and tools that you can create, but chances are that most people don’t use them freely.
WhoReadMe announces their new online, which is continuously improving and improving its software and they want to share it with internet users for free
Some email tracking services that are available offer an email receipt service, but the services that appear on the recipients. With the WhoReadMetracking service, which is currently in Beta Version, recipients can opt-out of sending emails and the sender will never know that emails have been read or ignored.
The tools used in the ReadMe are completely invisible to all recipients. The recipient never knows their email has been tracked. Whenever a researched email is opened or read, WhoReadMe automatically sends you an email to let you know. If a WhoReadMe user needs more information about their recipient, you can add more information and access to their recipient’s account.
Other things that can be tracked in the WhoReadMe tracking service is:
* Read time
* Geographical location
* Operating system
* Grazing
* .NET version
* Frame Support
* iFrame Support
* Support tables
* Cookies Support
* VB Script
* Java Script
* Java Applet
* Active X Control
* CSS version
Those who would like to sign up for WhoReadMe are told that the program is very easy to follow. Anyone with a valid email service and registration can use the free services. Some of the emails they support are: Grex, Hotmail, Yahoo!, AOL, and many others. The service can be used immediately with the user’s credentials once their email address has been verified and registered. Users can only search email their login account and send from WhoReadMe.
Other features that help this new email address include:
* Receive email confirmation every time your email address is read
* Calculate the time between mail sent and read time
* Send an email via email
* Save a copy of your sent emails for reference
* Track receiving location
* Track recipient browser details, such as operating system, browser name;
version, JavaScript, VBScript, Cookies, CSS version, etc.
* Support HTML mail
So if you are an internet user who wants to be in control of their emails and keep up to date on emails read and sent, accounts can be signed up at WhoReadme.com. Although the service is free, users can only send to five tracked addresses per day.
