dmNews March 12: Win account credit - Become a dealer - Stay safe
This month’s newsletter is (mostly) about your ideas and experience. How can we improve? What do you think of VoIP? Send us your thoughts, and you could win £50 of free account credit for your Clubhouse. Read on for details…
Win £50 account credit: tell us how to improve
What can we do to improve? We’d like to know your
ideas – and there’s £50 of account credit up for grabs for the best
suggestion.
If you’ve got an idea of how dmClub can make things easier or better for you email mary.harrington@dmclub.net now with your suggestions to enter the competition.
The deadline for ideas is 02 April 2012. (NB: Make sure your message includes the email address you use to log in to dmClub.)
Win another £50: Why not use VoIP?
Do you use VoIP? Have you considered it but
abandoned the idea? Tried, but given up? If this is you, we want to
hear from you. We're looking at ways of making VoIP telephony easier to access for our customers, so we want to know what's getting in the way right now.
What’s putting you off using VoIP? What would make it easier for you? If you’ve got an idea of how dmClub could make VoIP easier to use email mary.harrington@dmclub.net now with your suggestions. There’s another £50 of account credit for the most helpful and informative response.
The deadline for ideas is 02 April 2012. (NB: Make sure your message includes the email address you use to log in to dmClub.)
Become a dealer!
A number of dmClub dealers started out as dmClub
customers, before getting interested in our product range and
progressing to selling it. You can have your dealership up and running
using our Affiliate site in just a few minutes, or take advantage of
your embeddable eComponent sales widgets to create a unique bespoke
site for your dmClub dealership.
Interested? Check out our reseller information page here.
Tip of the month: protect your details
We’re belatedly celebrating last month’s Safer
Internet Day (07 Feb) with a quick reminder to keep your dmClub login
details safe. We regularly get calls to support from dmClub customers
who have lost their login email, PIN or even both – and sometimes from
customers who are concerned that someone else has obtained their
details and is using them inappropriately.
Be careful! Don’t tell anyone else your login details if at all possible. If you're using a 4-digit PIN but don't access your voicemails over the phone, you might also consider changing your PIN to a longer password including letters and numbers.
Finally, if you have your details written down, it’s best to keep the information in a very secure place, or use a password-protected folder on your computer.
For an online guide to setting up a Windows password-protected folder, click here.