Interpage Paging Service Description

• Interpage's PAGING services allow you to be paged on any pager - either Alpha or Numeric, anywhere in the world, whenever e-mail arrives for you. You may have mail forwarded from your own account to Interpage, or you may have people send mail to Interpage for paging which will then be forwarded to you, or even both! Additionally, Interpage customers may send Outpages, that is, send pages to any other pager in the world (not necessarily to Interpage customers), allowing you as a customer to page anyone else with a pager by simply sending an e-mail message.

  To enumerate, here is a list of some of the paging features which Interpage currently offers:

  1. Paging to any pager (Alpha or numeric).
  2. Paging to GSM/SMS and other International Paging & Messaging Services.
  3. User-Configurable page fields, i.e., users can select if they want Subject:, From:, Reply-To:, etc., fields to appear on the alpha pagers, or just the text from the message.
  4. Coded paging to numeric pages to identify the sender, sender database, time and date fields.
  5. Automatic e-mail pages, or send pages and/or have pages sent to you via the WWW, Telnet, or our Unlimited 800 Operator Dispatch Service. (International, non-800 Operator access is also available.)
  6. Access 24-hours a day to your Personal User Configuration by Telnet or E-Mail. Users may modify or alter their paging, fax, mail, and other options at will, as often as they wish.
  7. A Reminder Schedule which users can set to alert them of upcoming meetings, important events, etc., on a one-time, daily, weekly, or weekdaily basis.
  8. Direct Paging - The ability to have people page you with a phone number directly from their e-mail accounts. This is particularly useful for Numeric Pagers as anyone who needs to page you with a phone number could instead of calling your pager place a your number in the "Subject:" field, which will then be sent one or more of a customer's pagers. A typical Direct Page would be: Subject: dirpage 312-555-1212
  9. The ability for a subscriber to page other pager-owners via E-Mail or Telnet by logging onto our system and dispatching pages directly. (The recipients do not have to be subscribers to our system.)
  10. Users may receive pages on multiple pagers, and may use a set of restrictions to prevent pages from certain users, or to allow pages only from certain users or groups of users. These restrictions may also be applied to e-mail forwarding, which can also be used with multiple e-mail destination addresses. Restrictions may be set and modified at will by users via Telnet or e-mail.
  11. Users may set a Daily Schedule of when they will receive pages and on which pager they wish to receive them. E-Mail can also be forwarded to varying locations based upon a flexible and dynamic scheduling system, all of which may again be accessed via Telnet or E-Mail.
  12. Users can suspend paging at will by e-mailing Interpage a simple command or by using the telnet configuration menu. This is useful if you frequently log on for periods of time and don't require notification while logged on.
  13. "Paging" and E-Mail notification to in-flight GTE/Airphone Digital Service customers.

For additional information, you may:

• Telnet to interpage.net, and log-in as "guest". You will be able to try out our extensive feature menu and read on-line help files. (Currently only on-line help files are available to guests)
• Use your local WWW browser to connect to http://www.interpage.net . You will be able to retrieve help files and other general information about the system.
• E-Mail info-page@interpage.net for our e-mail autoresponder.
• E-Mail questions@interpage.net with any questions you may have.
• Call +1 (617) 696-8000 or +1 (510) 315-2750 if you would like to speak to us directly...we'll be more than happy to help you out!