BMail Numbers

BMail Numbers make the communication system work. Messages are sent to a specific BMail Number and the users of the system, who have entered that specific BMail Number into their receiver, will receive the message. Using the system to communicate your message is simple - buy a number. The cost is the same even if thousands of people receive your messages.

BMail Numbers

There is no charge to receive messages from the BMail system.

BMail is a communication system designed for people who need or share information to receive that information at the same time and exactly the same message. There is no charge for you to receive messages from the BMail communication system. Simply buy one of the DataFM receivers and enter the BMail Numbers for the messages you want to receive.

To use the BMail communication network you must have a number(s) that will transmit your message for reception by a receiver.

Here's how it works ..... ours is a true multipoint communication system. One message can be received by many. Here's an example: the Fox Ridge Middle School subscribes for 10 numbers in the BMail communication system. The first number is for the principal to communicate with everyone who has an interest in the events and activities of Fox Ridge Middle School. Everyone who has a student in the school would enter the principal's number into their receivers and then receive the messages from the principal. If a snow storm causes school to be dismissed early, then the principal could notify everyone at the same time by sending a message to his number. The second number might be for Mrs. Jones' 2nd grade class. Everyone with a student in Mrs. Jones' class would also enter that number in their receiver and then receive message from Mrs. Jones' and the principal. It's that simple. Soon you'll be receiving information from the school, church, work and civic clubs as well as important emergency information about weather, disasters and situations that require accurate and timely information be available to everyone.

Subscribing BMail Numbers

A BMail Number looks like a telephone number (and may the same as a real telephone number for schools, churches and businesses) and is subscribed just like a telephone number (except not as expensive).

Soon you will be able to subscribe your BMail Numbers online. Until then please call 706-937-4411 for pricing and to get your BMail Numbers.

The DataFM  Receiver

The special DataFM receivers have been designed to receive and store the messages you choose to receive that are broadcast in the system. You determine what messages you want to receive - the only message that can ever be sent to you that you did not request, would be a message on the universal emergency number controlled by the local Emergency Management Agency.