Corporate information
Corporate data
Head office
Digital Mail Ltd
70-74 City Road
London
EC1Y 2BJ
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[ how to find us ]
T: +44 (0)20 7060 2000
F: +44 (0)20 7060 2001
E:
Additional emails
A full range of corporate email addresses can be found here.
Accountants
Dickinsons
Rickmansworth
Hertfordshire
Bankers
HSBC
London Bridge
London
Company registration
Company reg. London no. 266 1078
Digital Mail Limited was founded in 1991, and in 1994 became the first telecoms company to offer a public unified messaging service. Innovation remained our hallmark throughout the 1990's, but it's our user-focus and market orientation that really sets us apart from the competition.
Fiscal prudence saw us survive the dot com bubble unscathed: we prospered by building genuinely useful services at affordable prices, and by concentrating on operational efficiency.
A firm belief in growth through constructive partnership permeates Digital Mail's culture, and in 1999 inspired the launch of dmClub — the brand neutral front-end that gives consumers and resellers alike access to the full power of our product portfolio.
Business ethics
Digital Mail aims to deliver high quality services that are clearly focused and product based. Our approach to customers is built on a foundation of transparency, accessibility, honesty, and professional pride: if a customer has a question or complaint they will find Digital Mail reasonable and easy to talk to.
We are not afraid to charge competitive but sustainable prices for our products, and our business is essentially cash based.
How to sell to us
Digital Mail values its suppliers and welcomes approaches from companies with similar business ethics, especially when it comes to transparency and reliability. If you want to tender for business, have a proposition, or would like to become an approved supplier, email Digital Mail on
Investment information
Digital Mail is profitable, expanding, and cash positive. We are in the process of repaying investors, and are not seeking additional capital as our current revenue stream is sufficient for growth. In the financial year 2003-2004, Digital Mail's turnover grew by 108%, and, through diligently serving partners and customers, in the future we expect strong growth to continue.