Welcome to VideoMailz
VideoMailz beta was unofficially released to the web last month. We have been receiving a lot of constructive feedback and several feature requests. We are working very hard at improving the quality, reliability and usability of our service. We’re also getting ready to launch several improvements and new features this week (more about that later).
But first, a simple question – How does one email a video? If the first thought through your mind was an attachment to an email or a YouTube link, I highly urge you to try our service!
VideoMailz is a private video emailing service that simplifies video communication. All you need is an existing email address and a web camera. If you need recommendations on purchasing a good web camera, email us at Team@VideoMailz.com and we will help you find the right camera.
Sending a video email is just 3 simple steps
- Login with your existing email credentials with one of the following email providers (GMail, Yahoo, Hotmail, MSN, Live). We highly respect your privacy and DO NOT store your username and password. Your credentials are only used to authenticate your identity with your email provider so we can prevent others from sending a video mail using your email address.
- Once you are logged in, your web cam will be automatically detected and you should see yourself on the recorder. Click on the record button to begin recording a video message. Once you are done, click stop and you can preview the message before sending or discard it if you wish to record again.
- Finally, you can enter a comma separated list of email recipients, a subject for the message and click SEND! Voila, you will have now successfully sent a Video Mail to those recipients without taking up their mailbox space. A copy of the message will be sent to you for your records.
We strongly believe in our mantra – “Effective Video Communication” and are working very hard towards attaining that goal. Please tell us what you like and what you don’t. Video Mail us at Team@VideoMailz.com – It’s only a click away. Keep checking back here for news on latest updates to our service.
Thanks for your continued support and feedback!
McCain said
Keep it up!
Security fanatic said
I don’t like the idea of putting login credentials for my gmail/yahoo/msn account on your site. It reeks of phishing intentions. None of the above email providers have an api that a third party can use to authenticate. So what you are doing looks highly suspicious to me. Do you have an agreement with above email vendors to use their credentials (I think not!).