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Would you like to have a Safe Internet for your children to use?

Phaedra Stockstill — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 14:37:36 +0000

The Internet has an awesome amount of information, however, it also contains material and websites that are not appropriate for children to view. Let alone stumble upon it when they least expect it.

Here are some statistics you need to consider:

The Kaiser Family Foundation found that among teens online, 70 percent have accidentally come across pornography on the Web (Kaiser Family Foundation).

A study by the NOP Research Group found that of the four million children, aged seven to 17 who surf the net, 29% percent would freely give out their home address and 14% would freely give out their e-mail address if asked. (Telegraph.co.uk January 2002)

Nine out of 10 children aged between eight and 16 have viewed pornography on the Internet. In most cases, the adult sites were accessed unintentionally when a child, often in the process of doing homework, used a seemingly innocent sounding word to search for information or pictures. (London School of Economics January 2002)

These statistics are very disturbing, and seriously affect our children’s well being. Now, would you like to have an Internet that is Safe for your children to use? You could go about your house work and get your business done without worrying about what websites your children are viewing. This would take a huge burden off your shoulders. Want to know how to achieve this?

Actually it is really easy and affordable by simply installing “My Kids Browser”. This program will protect your children against pornography, predators and other Internet dangers, even if you can’t be there to monitor them. My Kids Browser is different than other filtering programs because it will only let them access clean websites. If you would like to add a website to your child’s “white list” you can. Then the website will be checked out by the program and you will be advised of any risks.

The My Kids Browser has many great features, such as turning off the print feature so that you kids don’t print every picture they see on the internet. In addition, you can set the amount of time they can use the computer. Once that limit is reached, the browser will shutdown. This should eliminate a lot of arguments you may be experiencing right now.

Here are some more of the many features that are included in My Kids Browser:

· Protects your children every second they’re on the internet!
· Web-page analyzer that analyzes any page you add to their list.
· Desktop lockdown that allows you to prohibit children from using Internet Explorer, Firefox, etc so that they only use the Kid Safe Internet Browser. (For Windows 2000, XP, & Vista)
· History area that lets you see where your kids have been (they will only have access to SAFE areas)
· Helps children learn and practice math, English, and science
· Sandbox area for kids to play almost unlimited games.

· Full featured web browser
· Password-protected Parental Admin area
· Unlimited updates / auto-update checker
· Keeps children safer than by using only filtered internet
· Pop-up blocker (configurable)
· Enable / Disable the printer and search bar
· View how long your children have used the internet per day.

The My Kids Browser program offers a Free Trial so you can use it before you actually purchase it. To find out more information about the this program and to check out all of the features, please visit:

http://www.mykidsbrowser.com/

Make money for your school, church group or organization

kimberly.sloan — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 02:49:38 +0000

Raising money is challenging. And how many chocolate bars can you eat and how much wrapping paper do you need? Parents, grandparents and co-workers get tired of the same items year after year.

KidsEmail.org has a fundraiser that will not only help earn money for your organizations but educate the public about Internet Safety. More than one third of children report that they are approached by strangers online. Would your kids know what to do?

KidsEmail.org’s mission is to keep kids safe while they are surfing the net and reading their email. By selling KidsEmail.org cards, you are helping parents keep their kids away from online predators and spammers.

Here’s why you should fundraise with us. We offer the highest profit margin in the industry. You can make $7 out of every $10 you sell.

You can learn more about our fundraising program at kidsemail.org/fundraising.

Exciting News at KidsEmail.org

kimberly.sloan — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 02:50:51 +0000

We are always looking for ways to serve you better. In the past few weeks, we have been upgrading our servers (pun intended!). Some of you may have noticed some glitches during this upgrade and we apologize. Most of you should not notice any changes at all.

We have a lot of exciting things happening. Last month we launched our affiliate program. In the next few weeks, we will be launching our fundraising program. Thank you for being a part of what we do here at KidsEmail.org.

Today is the Last Day to Win a $50 WalMart Gift Card!

kimberly.sloan — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 03:56:22 +0000

Visit www.momspark.net to learn how you can win a $50 Wal-Mart gift card and a year of KidsEmail.org!

You have until midnight tonight!

Hey Bloggers – Get Kids Email for FREE!

kimberly.sloan — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 04:00:29 +0000

How would you like to get Kids Email absolutely FREE for up to a year? If you are a blogger, then you can! Our current promotion for the month of August allows bloggers to get Kids Email for free for up to a year. And, just like our regular service, you will never be charged at the end of the term unless you sign up afterward.

RULES:
-You must register for a KidsEmail.org account: http://www.kidsemail.org/register.php?blogPromo
-Try the service for a couple of days
-Write a review of what you thought of it on your blog
-Come back to this forum and post a link to your article and tell me what kidsemail account is yours (the email address that you use to log in) and I will credit your KidsEmail.org account with 6 FREE months.

BONUS:
-For an extra 6 months (1 year total) place the Kids Email button on your bloghttp://blog.kidsemail.org/add-blog-button/

FAQ:
-I don’t have a very popular blog, it’s mostly read by family and a couple of friends.
+That’s fine! We love family blogs.

-What if my review is negative?
+We value your honest feedback. We only ask that if you have a negative experience, you give us a chance to fix the issue or answer any question that you might have so that we can improve our service.

Making a Difference!

kimberly.sloan — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 04:00:59 +0000

As Christmas nears, many people are thinking about how they can help the less fortunate. KidsEmail.org, a Utah-based company dedicated to keeping children safe online, is donating fifty percent of December’s profits to United Way of Utah County.

“I felt like our missions complement each other,” said Jacob Andersen, founder of KidsEmail.org. “United Way is committed to keeping children safe and healthy. I am committed to keeping children away from child predators and scammers when they are online.”

The service allows parent to set up an email that will:

• Allow child to only receive email from those in their contact list
• Email a copy of incoming messages to the parent
• Remove images within emails
• Remove links within emails
• Only allow specific attachment types such as: images, pictures, video, mp3s, zip, pdf, Word, Excel, Power Point, etc.
• Allow a parent to approve or deny any email sent to your children via the mail queue
• Only allow children to send email to those in their contact list
• Email a copy of outgoing messages to the parent
• Filter out offensive words found in incoming emails
• Spam filtering
• Several templates to choose from
• A simple mode for young children as well as an advance mode for slightly older kids

Parents can sign up for a free trial at http://www.kidsemail.org/register.php.