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    Are We Expensive?
    July 4th, 2009 | Posted by Pin

    Someone wrote in to us recently, inquiring about our services and fees. We sent them the info and this is what they had to say in return:

    I fully understand your explanation and am pleased with how you present your company. Having a stable and reliable service provider is very important in Malaysia, and it’s reasonable for your company to command this price with the level of service you provide. As my company’s email volume and usage is not that critical, even though it will be nice to have your company’s level of stability and reliability, it’s not really feasible economically for us to subscribe to your service. I hope maybe in the future your company will have a package that caters to SMEs like mine. Thank you for all your assistance so far. I will definitely recommend your company to others who are looking for a reliable service provider with excellent support

    It’s always nice to get feedback from people, and this is how potential clients become our friends, even without business transactions.

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    Personalized Mass Email with GroupMail
    July 2nd, 2009 | Posted by Pin

    Email users are smart nowadays. Your email newsletters are most likely to be ignored if you are trying to hardsell your services. Why?

    Everyone knows how to Google or Bing for information. They find product review more resourceful than your newsletter. Well, we are not going to go into details of how you can make your newsletter more productive. That is something you can try and measure on your own.

    Yes, what tool to use?

    GroupMail is one of the mass mail software you can use. What makes it stand out is the ability to connect to any external database to retrieve an up-to-date email lists.

    Groupmail, email marketing and newsletter software

    Groupmail, email marketing and newsletter software

    To do that, you need to install MySQL Connector/ODBC driver. Add a new data source in ODBC Data Source Manager (Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Data Sources). During setup, leave the password field empty.

    ODBC Data Source Administrator

    ODBC Data Source Administrator

    Next, setup the Database Connection Manager in GroupMail. It is pretty straight forward. Then, setup a new Group and choose Connect via External Database. Groupmail supports SQL query to pull out email addresses you want.

    Manage Database Connections

    Manage Database Connections

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    Continuus’ Email Migration Walk Through
    May 29th, 2009 | Posted by Pin
    The 5-days Continuus' email migration walk through

    The 5-days Continuus' email migration walk through

    Has your email service provider ever made you feel like ripping your hair out? I bet it has. Well, our client, Continuus Consulting, certainly has had enough when they came to us for a solution. They’ve lost emails lost to cyberspace, received emails 2 weeks too late… you name the problem; they had it!

    One particularly distressing episode occurred when they lost the opportunity to bid for a tender, due to an email that arrived a week later. By the time they got it, the invitation to bid had closed, and there went their chances for the big bucks. The worst thing was, when they demanded answers, the technical support blamed power outages and virus attacks, but didn’t bother to provide alternatives or solutions.

    Well, we firmly believe that no one should have to suffer this kind of heartache or lose their sanity over something that’s supposed to make life and work easier. So, we helped Continuus Consulting switch to a new email system, and they can’t be happier with the results.

    I’m proud to say that our teams worked seamlessly together and the email migration took just 5 days to complete. Let me walk you through what happened:

    Day 1: Thursday, May 21, 2009

    02:58 PM: Continuus Consulting subscribed to our email services online. We acknowledge the order immediately and waited for payment. Meanwhile, our migration team assessed the time required, the complexity of the project, and the current email environment.

    03:30 PM: The client made the payment and filled up the payment acknowledgment form. Our migration team then outlined the overall migration plan and made a list of the information required.

    04:30 PM: Our migration team completed the setup with new DNS addresses. The client told their existing service provider to update their email domain with the new DNS addresses.

    11:30 PM: Our migration team received a list of the client’s existing email users and began setting up mailboxes in the new email server.

    Day 2: Friday, May 22, 2009

    03:54 PM: The client informed our migration team about the completion of the DNS change request submitted earlier.

    05:30 PM: Our migration team confirmed that all preparations were ready. All we had to do was wait for the actual migration, which was scheduled on Sunday at 8 pm.

    Day 3: Saturday, May 25, 2009

    We all took the day off.

    Day 4: Sunday, May 24, 2009

    08:00 PM: Our migration team changed the Mail Exchange (MX) record and performed a final live checking. They then sent the client email confirming that the migration had been successfully completed.

    Day 5: Monday, May 25, 2009

    09:00 AM: The client returned back to work and changed to their new email setting by referring to a step-by-step guide that we gave them earlier.

    09:37 AM: The client started using the new email service without any problems!

    Here’s what they had to say:

    “Thank you for the simple instructions you provided. The new email service for my company has been a success. All my outlook users are able to send and receive emails as usual.”

    Another happy ending, brought to you by 1.com.my!

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    Murphy’s Law in Email Hosting
    May 21st, 2009 | Posted by Pin

    What began as a flawless email migration plan was delayed a week longer for one of our new customer, a listed institution that is well known in the financial and banking sector in Malaysia thus proving Murhpy’s Law as valid.

    An oversight in the migration plan overlooked the delay in the domain name transfer process. In layman’s term, the transfer of domain name from the old Registrar to the new Registrar put us in a deadlock situation where we were not able to modify the DNS addresses to follow the agreed migration deadlines. Our original plan assumed that we were able to modify the DNS addresses first before performing the Registrar Transfer.

    The migration was postponed and took place 5 days later. Though the interruption did not affect the email services, but it definitely knocked a dent on our reputation as one of the leading provider in corporate email solution.

    We extend our gratitude as well to the client’s previous email hosting vendor professionalism that agreed to extend their account expiry to allow for the domain name transfer process to complete. With everyone’s cooperation we managed to roll out a new escalation plan immediately as backup.

    Luck was on our side as the domain name transfer process came through even as we were preparing to activate our agreed escalation plan before the deadline.

    “Glad everything worked and the transfer process was smooth. None of our staff are even aware of the migration.” “We cannot afford any disruption in our email communication as it is a critical service to our daily business operation”” said the client’s IT Person who was responsible for the client’s email hosting service.

    The client’s IT Person is definitely one of the most resourceful and responsive guy we have ever worked with. He took extra effort to understand the technical part of the email migration and personally configured all of the client’s PC equipment are configured to use the new email server addresses.

    Since our new client is a listed financial institution, strict measures was taken to make sure we comply with their stringent email requirements and that we make available the resources to support their required level in terms of maintenance and troubleshooting of any problems with their new email hosting service.

    Even after the migration was complete, our email hosting team continued to monitor the status of their ‘email transactions’. We made sure their registration information for their domain name is current, as well as their email client configurations are correct. Additionally, we pointed their domain name to our fixed IP address to reduce the chances of their emails from being marked as [SPAM].

    “What else can I say, ‘Muchos Gracias’. I didn’t know it could create a problem.”

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    Premier Wood Web And Email Migration
    April 29th, 2009 | Posted by Pin

    We were given short notice and only, strictly speaking, a weekend to get both web and email hosting done for Premier Wood. Although Premwood products are sold in more than 10 countries, this wasn’t exactly a mega transfer, but our team took the job very seriously nonetheless. In all, there were about 10 mailboxes to be transferred, and the website.

    Premwood products are sold to more than 10 countries!

    Premwood products are sold to more than 10 countries!

    I’ve heard horrible stories from friends who’ve been through such a migration. Some irresponsible hosts would gave them only a login to the hosting control panel, and didn’t care to explain, plan or help set up the new email or website.

    We started by retrieving all the important information we need during migration. A migration plan was drafted and sent to our client before the actual migration. Our client just need to sit back and relax. When they have came back to work on Monday, there was no “Monday blues”, as the migration was a complete success. Happy clients = happy us!

    While we were working on their project, we noticed that their Contact us form wasn’t working. In fact, it hadn’t been working for a long time. Through it wasn’t in our scope, our migration team fixed that as well. We believe that knowing how to solve problem is more important than pointing fingers.

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    Email Lost & Found
    March 2nd, 2009 | Posted by Pin

    Right after we have sent an email to all our email customers about how to retrieve lost emails, we came to the narrow rescue of Felicia, of Red Energy. She was kind enough to share the whole story with us after the incident (before her boss find out about it). We kid! :)

    1. Can you tell us what your company does and a little bit about your background?

    Red Energy is a trading and engineering services company, established in 1983. Our company’s vision is to be the leader of heavy industrial solutions provider and to deliver responsive and reliable customized solutions. I’ve been working with the company for more than 16 years and I find that the job is challenging. I like dancing, especially Line dancing and Belly dancing. I also like travelling.

    2. Tell us about the incident, how did it happen?

    Well, I accidentally got into my boss’ e-mail account, thinking that it was my own.. I went and deleted all the emails from the Trash Folder. I only realised that the account didn’t belong to me after I deleted all the emails! Ha! HA!

    3. What was the first thing that came to mind after you accidentally deleted those emails?

    Oh! First thing that came to my mind was the mail you sent. “When someone accidentally deletes an important email…..”

    4. Do you have anything to share with our readers on how to prevent such incidents from happening again?

    Don’t worry, we have 1.com.my, they will restore all the deleted data, but don’t over do it, I believe they are busy too.

    5. How did you find dealing with our support team during the email restoration?

    Excellent, you have done a very good job.

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    Email Hosting, After-Sales Service
    February 16th, 2009 | Posted by Pin

    Satisfied customers are everything to us, our core business. See, we don’t believe in putting 2-person on shift, answering the so-called 24×7 support line can solve your problem, if it’s not by heart.

    1. Rule number one, updated customer information. The registered contact information serves as a form of verification, receiving updates and point-of-contact when things go wrong.

    Updated customer information

    Updated customer information

    2. Recurring services is a cycle of billing & renewing, which should not go wrong! The result, some customers stay with us since day one :)

    Renewal records

    Renewal records

    3. Customer choose what to renew and make payment in once. This is particularly helpful if you have more than one service with different expiry date.

    Next year renewal

    Next year renewal

    4. Anything can go wrong when the ownership of your domain name are not properly managed. Check this out Retrieving A Hijacked Domain Name

    Updated WHOIS information

    Updated WHOIS information

    5. All our email servers are monitored every 15 minutes. Compare uptime.

    Email server uptime monitoring

    Email server uptime monitoring

    6. Our geographically-dispersed DNS servers used for all our email hosting customers.

    Monitoring DNS servers' uptime

    Monitoring DNS servers' uptime

    7. Updates sent to all customers by email.

    Email notification and sharing of email related tips

    Email notification and sharing of email related tips

    8. Press release on our corporate website.

    Official press release

    Official press release

    9. Email hosting blog that talk about email tips and tricks!

    Email Hosting Blog

    Email Hosting Blog

    10. Solving your problem in shortest possible time, this is our core business always! Our customer uses our Contact us form that runs 24×7, including holidays and weekends.

    Solving your problem in shortest time

    Solving your problem in shortest time

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    Everything About Our Email Hosting Service
    February 10th, 2009 | Posted by Pin

    People are talking about our website. Some find it easy to navigate, while others have problem to even tell where we have kept the pricing of our email hosting services. Wait, why most of the pages is plain and hardly you can find a cute little pear popped out in the page.

    We hear you! See, instead of ‘Hey, buy from us…’ kind of approach, we do have quite a huge amount of content related to our email hosting services. Please go through the following posts we have handpicked from our Lost City, presenting to you in a more conventional way.

    Convince-me or cheeky hard-sell section (aka Why us?)
    1. 100% Uptime Email Hosting Solution
    2. Over 70,000 businesses trusts our commitment to email!
    3. Uptime report of various email hosting companies in Malaysia

    Reference plus little bit of success stories… (aka Portfolio)
    1. Microlink Email Migration
    2. Interview with Muzaffar
    3. Amtek changed email domain
    4. Zero-downtime email migration for Furniweb!
    5. Businss email solution for Khind

    Techy section, from MX to Port 587… (aka Technical Specs)
    1. Group Lists
    2. Webmail Supports New Identity Now
    3. Noteworthy Webmail
    4. Solving the Email Problem for You
    5. Setting up email software
    6. Webmail Mobile
    7. Webmail 6.6 – Speed Improvements
    8. My email gone!

    What’s next? (aka, Anything free?)
    Check out our Email Hosting Blog for free tips to help you plan your email and reduce your email cost.

    Order Email Hosting Now

    (We need some little encouragement like you do, for what we have considered, a huge change- post your comment and share with us)

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    Microlink Email Migration
    December 3rd, 2008 | Posted by Pin

    We’ve just completed an email migration for Microlink Solutions Berhad, a leading banking solutions provider. We understand that the process of getting acquainted with a new email-hosting provider can be somewhat intimidating for a business, and that’s why we set up a dedicated “Transition Team” whose sole purpose is to take the headache out of email migrations and help our clients get their users up and running.

    The challenge, here, was to make sure the process was totally transparent to all of their users, who work in different offices and time zones. All this had to be done within a short time frame – we had less than a week. We worked out the migration plan together with their MIS teams, and the whole idea behind the process was to make as few changes as possible to the existing users’ email setting. We also had to ensure that NO emails were lost during the transition.

    We also introduced a new control panel to help them manage their users and monitor the new email service. Theirs was an experienced team that we enjoyed working with, and as usual, we continued to monitor the email transition progress even after the migration was completed. Our promise is – Worry-Free & Zero Downtime migration, and trust me, we take this promise very seriously!

    The white label webmail with customer's corporate identity

    The white label webmail with customer's corporate identity

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    Group Lists
    December 3rd, 2008 | Posted by Pin

    We have added the Group Lists features into our email services. You can now create a group lists and send your email to unlimited internal email addresses and up to 50 external email addresses in the list.

    You can add a tag to the subject of email such as [1.com.my] and have the option for recipient to response to sender email address or list email.

    Not only this, you can manage the Sender list and make sure no one can abuse and send out unauthorized email to the group lists.

    Group Lists interface

    Group Lists interface

    Order email hosting now!

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    Web Hosting Reseller
    November 25th, 2008 | Posted by Pin

    We have recently upgraded all our billing and renewal system to get ready with our newly launched web & email hosting reseller program. If you looking for a more reliable reseller program to outsource your web, email hosting and domain name, check this out.

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    Webmail Supports New Identity Now
    November 1st, 2008 | Posted by Pin

    You can now add new identity when using our Webmail. This means you can choose to compose your email with different sender names. With this features, you can now manage multiple email account with a single Webmail.

    The new identity feature can be found under Settings

    The new identity feature can be found under Settings

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    How to Send Large Attachment?
    October 27th, 2008 | Posted by Pin

    Are you having problems in sending large attachments with your email? Normally, we don’t recommend attaching large files to emails, as it takes time to upload / download. As for those with slow connection, it would be difficult for them to attach or retrieve the files. Moreover, emails with huge attachments will occupy a lot of space in your mailbox. Now, with the introduction of SendSpace, sending big files couldn’t be easier. Now, you can send a file to anyone, anywhere – up to 300MB!

    1. Logon to http://www.sendspace.com/

    Browse a file and start uploading

    Browse a file and start uploading

    2. Browse your files and start uploading. You can also fill in the Description, Recipient’s Email and Your Email, so that the recipient will receive an email with the download link right away after the file has been uploaded successfully.

    3. During upload, don’t click on any link or navigate away from the page. Otherwise, it will cause the browser to terminate the upload. However, if you really wish to terminate the upload, you can click on the ‘Cancel Upload’ below the progress bar.

    Copy download link and send to your friend

    Copy download link and send to your friend

    4. After the file has been uploaded successfully, you can copy the download link (in the red box) and send it to the recipient, so that they can retrieve the file.. The download link is also available in HTML and Forum code format. Why wait? Start sending large files with SendSpace today!

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    Become a Resellers
    October 23rd, 2008 | Posted by Pin

    If there’s only one reason to resell our web and email solution, this is it: Reliability

    We know how bad it can be, when your customer gives you a call middle of the night to complaint about their web hosting problem. Nothing much you can do when you are just a reseller? Your customers blame you, and not your hosting partners!

    We strongly believe that your customer should require the least technical support from you if any solution is reliable. In the event something happens, we’re always there to solve their problem for you. Afterall, reseller is not a scapegoat. It is us to blame if our solution does not stand to what we have promised to you.

    Check out the following uptime reports provided by Hyperspin, an independent 3rd party monitoring service. A list of service providers’ servers are tested regularly every 15 minutes for respective uptime.
    1) Email hosting servers (since Dec 2007)
    2) Web hosting servers (since Sep 2008)
    3) DNS servers (since Sep 2008)

    A 1.com.my’s approach to reseller program:
    1) Setup and zero-downtime migration
    2) To bill your customer directly
    3) Provide technical support directly
    4) Resellers will be paid monthly
    5) Up to 20% of payment collected

    In short, 1.com.my will manage your customer and you can sit back and enjoy your monthly revenue. All new services subscribed by your customer will be automatically marked under your reseller account to make sure you are rewarded all the time.

    Fill up the Contact us form if you are interested. Our reseller team will get back to you and help you to plan for the migration.

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