A Very Good Reason Why You Should Vote BN/UMNO/Najib
Because BN/UMNO/Najib will "donate' $0.50 for every email spammed to his friend's mailserver and they will make sure all government correspondence is directed there ie. you not going to get it any way or anywhere else ... only through his friend's mailserver.No ? Then tell me who wants to use this nonsense ? And if nobody use it, why does our government wanna sent their mails there ? If sending mails is strictly optional for the government, then this project is already a completely failure right from day one. I don't see it any other way.I must say this project is even more beautiful than Proton. Therefore, you must vote BN/UMNO/Najib. Incidentally, this is another Asian Value that Mamak preached about ... Mamak Gasak, Mamak Rimpak, Mamak Incest as you know them (not out students, they're taught as Asian Relationship, Money Politics, Social Unity) are true Asian Values.It's confirmed, Najib is smarter than Mamak if you measure him from behind.
Tricubes Berhad today confirmed that government agencies will be charged about by the private company 50 sen per email sent to Malaysians. At a press conference in Kuala Lumpur, Tricubes chief executive Khairun Zainal Mokhtar stressed that users of the email will not be charged.
But they will be expected to pay an additional cost if they want their mails to be more "secure" and for encryption facilities, which are optional.
"But our default setting is a basic 'Secure Sockets Layer' (SSL) which is quite secure.
"Even with the friendly emails, and without the billing, everything is through SSL. Users can also send personal emails to their friends and it would be completely free," he said.
According to Khairun, the project will target of 5.4 million subscribers to its email service by end of this year. Despite the uproar over the project, which is to be launched in July, this would mean that the company is targeting to sign up an average of 900,000 users every month. Tricubes conceded that it is a "stretch target" for a 100 percent subscription from all Malaysians above 18 years old by 2015.
"We will do our best and target the key demographics," said Khairun.
He also clarified that to sign up for the email would require the user to go to any National Registration Department office. Khairun said that users can also do it by themselves with a USB-biometric device, which they will also have to purchase.
But they will be expected to pay an additional cost if they want their mails to be more "secure" and for encryption facilities, which are optional.
"But our default setting is a basic 'Secure Sockets Layer' (SSL) which is quite secure.
"Even with the friendly emails, and without the billing, everything is through SSL. Users can also send personal emails to their friends and it would be completely free," he said.
According to Khairun, the project will target of 5.4 million subscribers to its email service by end of this year. Despite the uproar over the project, which is to be launched in July, this would mean that the company is targeting to sign up an average of 900,000 users every month. Tricubes conceded that it is a "stretch target" for a 100 percent subscription from all Malaysians above 18 years old by 2015.
"We will do our best and target the key demographics," said Khairun.
He also clarified that to sign up for the email would require the user to go to any National Registration Department office. Khairun said that users can also do it by themselves with a USB-biometric device, which they will also have to purchase.
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