During the purchase process I received an error message that said I need a “high-security” web browser and it also mentioned something about a “128-bit encryption”. What does this mean?
Additional safety and security measures have been added by the financial institution that processes credit card purchases for PostCalls. You will need to upgrade your Internet browser. (Click here to obtain the free upgrade from Microsoft) Internet Explorer version 5.5 or higher contains the high-security 128-bit encryption. Back to Top • Is there a way my group members can call in and listen to a missed message? Yes. PostCalls has an optional feature called “PGID”. It gives you the ability to share a Public Group ID (PGID) number for each group with your group members. The PGID allows for a group member to call 1-800-941-5589, enter the PGID number and listen to the current message. Each message that is listened to will result in a call being deducted from your PostCalls account. The ability for a member to hear missed messages with the PGID number is available 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. For additional information on activating this feature contact Customer Care at PostCalls@Ca
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