i-Urban launches 60MB free e-mail
Date: 05/06/2002

Nowadays, most portals provide free e-mail services with limited storage space, usually in the range of 5-10MB. This is not sufficient for users in an information-laden world. To solve this problem, the i-Urban portal under the Urban Group launched its 60MB e-mail to provide users free e-mail services at the largest capacity.

i-Urban is an estate portal, which provides 24-hour on-line property management services and information to cater for the needs of its members. The launch of the 60MB e-mail ensures members can receive larger capacity files like MP3, digital photos, music videos or film previews etc. When receiving incoming mail, users need not split the files into different mail-boxes to cope with the restriction in capacity, which is absolutely more convenient and time saving.

In addition, the i-Urban 60MB e-mail has diversified function. For instance, the calendar assists users to record personal appointments, work schedule, memorandum or holidays etc. In the near future, notices or activity schedules of members’ residing estates (restricted to estates managed by the Urban Group) can be shown in the calendar so that members would not miss the relevant estate information.

Commencing from April 2002, i-Urban 60MB free e-mail services has been launched in www.i-urban.com.hk and 5 estate portals of the Urban Group, namely Kam Tai Court in Ma On Shan, New Town Mansion in Tuen Mun, Ning Fung Court in Kwai Chung, Tak Keung Court in Lok Fu and Yin Lai Court in Lai King and will be extended to other estate portals of the Group very soon.

Non-residents of Urban can enjoy this free e-mail service by registering as member at our web site on www.i-urban.com.hk.

i-Urban is a unique portal specially designed for the residents of the Urban Group. The portal provides 24-hour first hand information of individual estates as well as various on-line services including advance booking of estate recreational facilities, enquiry through e-mail and e-newsletter, etc. The services help strengthen the communication between Urban and the residents and promote the sense of belonging to the community.

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