F.A.Q.

1. What is Smart Safelist?
2. Does Smart Safelist really work?
3. How does the credit based mailer work?
4. What is 1 credit worth?
5. How can I earn credits?
6. What is the Ad Rotation System?
7. How does the Ad Rotation System work?
8. Who can use the ARS?
9.What does it cost for my ad to be displayed?
10.What kind of banners or ads can I display with ARS?

Answers

1. What is Smart Safelist?
Smart Safelist is a mailing list where all members can mail to each other. These emails cannot be considered as spam because every member has opted in and comfirmed their email adress. At Smart Safelist you can advertise websites, business oppertunities and so forth.

2. Does Smart Safelist really work?
Yes, and if you are reading this then you are a member of one of the best ones!

3. How does the credit based mailer work?
With the credit based mailer you can email your ads to the entire membership every 5 days as a free member as long as you have credits left. This is a really good feature because it allows you to save your credits and use them whenever you want to.

4. What is 1 credit worth?
1 credit is 1 member of the list you can send your ads to. So if you have 100 credits you can send your email to 100 members.

5. How can I earn credits?
You can earn credits by referring others to our Safelist and by clicking on special links in emails that you receive from other members.

6. What is the Ad Rotation System?
It is a system that rotates banners, text ads, and HTML ads at the bottom of every page of the safelist.

7. How does the Ad Rotation System work?
When you add your banner or ad to ARS, It will be put in rotation with the ads of other members and will be randomly displayed on the site every time a page is loaded.

8. Who can use the ARS?
Every member of Smart Safelist can use it..

9. What does it cost for my ad to be displayed?
It will cost you mailing credits for every ad or banner impression you get.

10. What kind of banners or ads can I display with ARS?
You can display any ad or banner as long as it doesn't violate the ARS terms.