Kids Email! – Safe Email for Children – Review & Giveaway {GIVEAWAY CLOSED}

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::GIVEAWAY IS CLOSED:: Congratulations to Susieqtpie!

My son is growing up FAST, and as each year passes I worry more and more about online safety. He is already wanting an email address to communicate with family, so when I found out about KidsEmail.org, I thought I’d give it a try. Safe email for our children is a MUST and KidsEmail.org is putting the control in parent’s hands.

With KidsEmail.org, you can: (taken from KidsEmail.org)

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 kids templates to choose from!
A simple mode for young children as well as an advance mode for slightly older kids

I took advantage of the 30 day FREE trial (no obligation, no credit card, just plain FREE) on KidsEmail.org and set up an email account for my son. It was super easy to set up and just as easy for him to use. I created family contacts for him, so now he can write Grandma and I don’t have to worry about him seeing inappropriate ads or links in the window. It only shows the email. You, the parent, control what they see and receive. In my settings, I don’t allow my son to see any links or attachments, which gives me peace that he is safe.

There is a charge for the membership, which runs from $2.99-$4.95 a month. Remember, most email services, like gmail and hotmail, are free because they display ads and links. KidsEmail.org does not use ads of any kind. In my opinion, the membership fee is a small price to pay for peace of mind.

For a better idea of how KidsEmail.org works, please watch this video:

Register for a FREE 30 day trial at www.kidsemail.org/register.php! No obligation or credit card at all, just a simple 30 day trial. I would love to know what you think of it!

::GIVEAWAY::

We are giving away a full year of KidsEmail.org membership AND a $50 Wal-Mart Online Gift Card!

::HOW TO ENTER::

To enter this giveaway, simply sign-up for a FREE 30-day trial on KidsEmail.org, come back here and leave a comment telling us. This FREE 30-day trial does not require any commitment or credit card, it is really FREE for you to try out.

::EARN UP TO NINE EXTRA ENTRIES::

You can earn extra entries by doing the following, leaving a comment for each:

Follow @KidsEmail on Twitter.
Follow Kids Email on Facebook.
Follow @MomSpark on Twitter.
Follow Mom Spark on Facebook.
Blog about this giveaway. (put link in comment)
Become a subscriber of Mom Spark. Subscribe here. (mention in comment)
Follow Mom Spark on Google Friend Connect. (see sidebar)
Become a forum member. (mention in comment)
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Contest ends Tuesday, January 26, 2010 at midnight CST. USA & CA residents only, please. Good luck!

DISCLOSURE – I was given a KidsEmail.org membership and compensation for this giveaway and promotion. My reviews and recommendations are always honest and true. Read Mom Spark’s full disclosure here.