KeepMyMarbles.com - Get rid of those paper receipts!

Welcome to KeepMyMarbles.com - The only online vault that uses 256-bit
encryption to protect your important documents and receipts.
KeepMyMarbles.com is your online vault that protects and stores your
important documents and receipts online. Thanks to our advertisers,
our service is free of charge for unlimited documents and receipts!
All documents that are uploaded to KeepMyMarbles.com are encrypted for
your protection. Your password to login is encrypted and every
document or receipt you upload is encrypted. Only you can view the
documents you upload.

Many sites boast about having SSL. SSL does not encrypt your
documents. Most document and storage sites ( like shoeboxed.com )
store your documents and receipts on a hosted server. These servers
like our severs have administrators. These administrators can connect
to any server they desire, bypass your password and view any document
you uploaded with a click of a mouse.

KeepMyMarbles.com is much, much safer. When you upload a document or
receipt to KeepMyMarbles.com, we first encrypt your upload with a 256-
bit encryption algorithm that converts your document, image, receipt,
etc to be unreadable...by anyone except you! Now if an admin gets
bored and wants to look around their servers and see your important
documents, they are immediately stopped in their tracks. Your
documents are so unreadable, that all they would see on their screen
is a bunch of funny looking characters. Your uploads are completely
safe now! KeepMyMarbles.com takes one more additional security step.
We also encrypt your password! Your password in our database looks
unreadable as well. So only you can login and only you can view your
documents.

How safe is KeepMyMarbles.com?
Your document security is our first priority. KeepMyMarbles.com is the
only document/receipt website that encrypts every document you upload,
which makes every document unreadable to everyone else except you. See
an example of what we mean by clicking here.

How do I upload my documents to KeepMyMarbles.com?
You can upload two types of documents. First, you can upload any
image, photo, pdf, doc, or any file type you want to protect.
Secondly, you can even copy and paste any data, from a word document
or an email, etc, into KeepMyMarbles.com. We convert the text that you
copied into file for you and that file is encrypted as well! Once your
documents or images are converted from a paper document into a digital
document, you are all set to upload to KeepMyMarbles.com. You can
easily convert paper documents to digital documents by placing any
document, receipt, image, etc into your scanner which will convert
your paper document into a file. This file can be of any type, jpeg,
tif, pdf, doc, etc. Some examples of important documents you will want
to convert are birth certificates, passports, sensitive documents,
etc. Every document on KeepMyMarbles.com is encrypted. Most other
storage receipt websites do not encrypt your documents or receipts.
The unfortunate part is that your documents are the exactly the same
files you uploaded! So any network administrator can view your
documents, photos, etc. KeepMyMarbles.com goes above normal security.
We encrypt every document with 256 bit encryption, the same algorithms
that are used by the NSA, FBI, CIA. Set your mind at ease knowing only
you can view your documents safely online, from any computer in the
world! Sign up for free today!


KeepMyMarbles.com will help you:

Keep a digital record of important documents
Stop losing receipts
Always have peace of mind knowing your documents are safe and
encrypted
.

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