WebMail Help

Benefits of Webmail

There are basically two ways you can check and deal with your email
messages. Most users use an email program like Outlook Express. The
other method we offer is called webmail, which is similar to how Hotmail
works. Webmail is gaining in popularity due to its many advantages.
You use your web browser (Internet Explorer) to view and manipulate
your messages on our server. This approach has some good benefits.
You can access your messages (both new and old) from any computer
with internet access. You can check them from work, while traveling, etc
and can always have your contacts and old messages available.
Another benefit is you are never really "downloading" the messages to
your computer. You are simply viewing them as a web page so any
message that may contain a hidden virus will not be downloaded to your
computer. If you have a computer crash, your messages are not lost
because they reside on our server. You can use webmail and Outlook
Express together. Let's say you still use Outlook Express at home but
want to check your email while at work. Simply go to our website and
use webmail to check your messages. One thing to keep in mind is
once you use Outlook to check your messages, it downloads them from
our server to your computer so when you use webmail, you will not have
access to any messages that have already been downloaded by
Outlook.

To log onto Webmail

If you want to start using webmail, it is as easy as going to our website
http://www.wavewls.com and clicking on the "Check WAVE Email"
button on the left. You will be directed to a login screen, where you will
enter your user name. Enter the first part of your email address
(everything before the @) and your email password where requested.

How to blacklist and whitelist senders

To blacklist a sender, do the following:

While logged into the webmail, click on the message from the sender
you wish to blacklist. This will open the message. You will then see a
toolbar in the middle of the screen with several selections. One choice
will be a red arrow pointing up. Simply click on that arrow. You will then
be asked to confirm the blacklist selection. Click on "ok" and you will
have blacklisted that sender.

To whitelist a sender do the following:

The message you wish to receive should be in your spam folder. Click
on the message to open it. Then you will click on the green checkmark
on the toolbar. You will be asked to confirm that you wish to whitelist this
sender. Click "ok" and all future messages from that sender should go
to your inbox. This is beneficial for emails like order confirmations, etc.
These types of messages often look like spam because they are sent
out automatically by machines sending several thousand messages per
day just like spammers.

If you have not used the webmail, I encourage you to give it a try. It
certainly makes dealing with spam much easier.