Technology company gives away e-mail security software.

By Abny Santicola

“I was complaining about all the spam I get when I was talking to him because I knew he did software. I was whining about every morning getting up and having to delete 40 spams before I can get to my job and work,” Nixon-West says.

Person decided he wanted to give ETTA Projects and other child-welfare organizations the Declude Interceptor e-mail security software — which ranges in cost from $375 a year (for up to 24 users) to $12,500 a year (for 5,000 or more users) — free of charge. He launched Free is Free in September 2006.