Kid Friendly Woomail Takes Huge Weight off Parents Shoulders

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--According to a study by Pew Internet & American Life Project titled ‘Teenage Life Online’, six out of every ten online teens have received an email from a perfect stranger; with 63% admitting to responding to the stranger. Overall, 50% of all teenagers and children who have access to private email state they have corresponded with people that they have never met face-to-face and that the majority of these teens do not tell their parents when a stranger contacts them. Despite these stunning and scary statistics, teens are not overly worried about strangers online but parents have had to step up their game in terms of monitoring online usage, educating their children and finding alternatives to keep their kids safe.

Parents have been signing their teenagers and younger children up for free Woomail accounts in staggering numbers and it is no surprise to industry gurus either. Woomail is a new form of electronic messaging that is replacing spam infested email as the safer standard, and this new service has been the recipient of a tremendous amount of media buzz largely due to its ironclad ability to stop spam in its tracks and protect users from unwanted messages. Woomail gives complete control to the user and effectively renders the sender 100% powerless. Woomail servers control both ends of the information exchange and is being hailed by child internet safety advocates worldwide. Woomail is interactive with traditional email, easy to use and totally spam free.

Parents are given immediate peace of mind knowing their children are not bothered with pornographic emails or seedy solicitation of any kind. By setting up a free Woomail account at http://www.woomail.com, the power of email is instantly transferred from the sender to the receiver. Immediately, a child or parent can set preferences, restrict abusers and decide who can and cannot contact them.

About Woomail

Woomail is an advanced type of online email messaging, offering an unparalleled level of online messaging that is safe, hassle-free and encrypted. Further information and press enquiries about The World’s Safest Mail™ should be directed to John Halloran at 787-721-4283 or http://www.woomail.com/1.