KR100624162B1 - Method of intermediating a charged message, and apparatus using the same - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a paid message mediation service method and apparatus, and in particular, the method of the present invention registers that a message receiver will receive a message for a fee, and provides the received amount and personal information to the mediation service server. A sender who wants to send a message to the payee may send a message after paying an amount corresponding to the payee. The intermediary service device determines whether the message is for a paid recipient, determines whether the paid received amount has been paid, and then transmits the message only to the paid recipient when the payment is completed. Therefore, the message receiver can prevent the unwanted transmission of the message, and the message sender can obtain the personal information of the message receiver and send the message to the required receiver.

Description

METHOD OF INTERMEDIATING A CHARGED MESSAGE, AND APPARATUS USING THE SAME}

1 and 2 is a block diagram of a pay message brokerage system according to the present invention.

3 is a configuration diagram of a pay user database of FIGS. 1 and 2;

4A and 4B are views of one embodiment of the payment means of FIGS. 1 and 2.

5 is one embodiment of a paid message returned in the system of FIG.

6a to 6d is a flowchart for explaining a pay message mediation method according to the present invention.

7 to 17 are screen state diagrams for explaining a first embodiment of a paid message mediation apparatus and method of the present invention.

18 to 20 are screen state diagrams for explaining a second embodiment of the paid message mediation device and method of the present invention.

* Description of the symbols for the main parts of the drawings *

10: communication network 11: message mediation server

12a: first terminal 12b: second terminal

The present invention relates to a method and apparatus for paid message brokering. In particular, when a message receiver registers to receive a message for a fee and inputs personal information into a message brokering server, the message sender is based on the information of the paid message receiver. A method and apparatus for sending a message to a desired recipient and paying a corresponding price thereof.

With the spread of the Internet, e-mail service has become the most useful and universal service. Most of the messages previously transmitted via offline are now sent by e-mail, and many of the e-mail users use e-mail accounts provided by portal sites.

However, the conventional e-mail service has produced a lot of inconvenience to users by mass-producing a large amount of spam mail that has nothing to do with it, and it is difficult to find a profit model by providing a free e-mail service. In addition, the Internet is a space where anonymity is guaranteed, and users are very stingy to disclose their information through the Internet. Therefore, it is very difficult for a service provider to send an e-mail to find a desired sender. It was true that it was difficult to cover the authenticity of.

In addition, as mobile phones become more common, many people use their short message service (SMS). Short Message Service (SMS) is a service that can send up to 160 characters to a mobile phone using GSM communication. Short Message Service (SMS) was initially available only in Europe, but is now available in many countries, including Korea. SMS is similar to a paging service, but SMS messages are retained for a few days until the phone is available for calls, even if the phone is turned off or even in an area where calls are unavailable. The SMS message can be sent to anyone in the same cell or who is receiving roaming service. The message may be sent from a website to a mobile phone, or may be sent from phone to phone (phone to phone). However, despite the usefulness of SMS in this way, many users suffered from indiscriminately receiving unwanted advertising short messages.

On the other hand, because consumers are exposed to numerous advertisements on television, newspapers, bulletin boards, and other media, advertisers need more effective solutions to reach the desired consumers and draw favorable responses from them. As such, advertisers are moving toward preferring targeted advertisements that target individual consumer preferences or preferences. Direct marketing by targeted advertising can create a high response rate, resulting in a desirable effect of attracting more purchases by attracting consumers at a lower cost than mass marketing.

Korean Patent Laid-Open No. 2002-0029023 discloses an "advertisement mail system", and 2003-0048360 discloses an "spam protection system and method thereof".

In 2002-0029023, when an advertisement mail information provider requests sending of an advertisement mail, the advertisement mail information management system recognizes this and transmits the advertisement mail information to the user's computer system, and the users confirm the displayed advertisement mail. The advertisement mail information management system (server) is a system which recognizes this and gives a point score to the confirmers.

This system has a problem in that the advertiser does not have a means for obtaining personal information on the mail recipient, and does not block unwanted mail such as spam mail since it is only a means of giving points once the received mail is confirmed.

2003-0048360 determines whether the sender is a registered sender when the mail is received, whether the transmission is attached to the electronic postage stamp, and if none of the above is the case, by sending the question content stored in the DB A system and method for ensuring that only the sender with the correct answer can send mail.

This system and method allows the mail sender to purchase and attach an e-mail when the mail sender sends a large amount of spam, thereby reducing the spam and allowing the mail server operator and the mail recipient to profit. You can get it, but you can still receive unwanted mail, and you just want the server to properly filter out spam. In addition, even under such a system, the user is reluctant to disclose personal information, so the mail sender is absolutely lacking the information necessary to determine the appropriate mail recipient.

The purpose of the present invention is to solve the problems of the prior art, the recipients who want to receive a message for a fee, determine the amount to receive the message received by actively registering the message to the message mediation server to actively exclude It is an object of the present invention to provide a message mediation service apparatus and method that can be used.

It is another object of the present invention to provide a message brokering service apparatus and method for inducing a message payee to actively disclose their personal information on the Internet.

It is another object of the present invention to enable a target advertisement targeted to an individual's taste or preference by selecting a message receiver that mail senders can send a message even if they pay for it, based on the information provided by the receiver. .

Another object of the present invention is to provide a message transmission method for transmitting a message to a payee.

Another object of the present invention to provide a message receiving method for receiving a paid message.

In order to achieve the above object, in the method of the present invention, a recipient who wants to receive a message for a fee registers a paid message reception, and inputs an amount and his personal information that he / she wants to receive in return for receiving the message into a message relay server. . A sender who wants to send a message is provided with a list and information of paid message recipients through the message relay server, and selects a desired recipient to compose a message. The intermediary server provides a means for paying an amount to be paid to a message receiver when composing a message for a paid message receiver. When the paid message paid through the intermediary server is delivered to the message receiver, the amount paid by the message sender is provided to the message receiver.

In the present invention, it is also possible for a person who wants to receive a message for a fee to input personally identifiable information such as his or her name, age, amount of payment, gender, occupation, interest, and the like into an intermediary server.

In the present invention, if the transmission is not completed, the transmission is not delivered to the receiver, and it is also possible to return the transmission with the contents guiding the payment means.

In the present invention, it may be possible to include a step of the mediation server verifying the personal information of the user.

In the present invention, it is also possible to pay part of the payment amount to the intermediary server.

In the present invention, if the paid message receiver does not confirm the received contents, the payment amount may not be paid to the receiver.

In the present invention, it is also possible to deposit the payment amount paid by the receiver to his bank account.

In the present invention, it is also possible to allow the receiver to use the payment amount paid to another paying recipient.

In the present invention, it is also possible for the intermediary server to provide personally identifiable information about the paying recipients only to registered senders.

In the present invention, it is also possible for the intermediary server to provide a means for the sender to search for the personal information of the payee.

In addition, in the present invention, the mediation server may analyze the personal propensity such as access time of the mediation server of the payee and provide the analysis result to the sender of the message, and may exchange information between the other mediation server and the payee database. .

The apparatus of the present invention includes a paid receiver DB for storing a list of paid recipients registered for paid reception, and includes a payment means for paying a corresponding amount upon transmission to the paid recipient, and in the case of transmission to the paid recipient. And a means for judging whether or not the payment is made, a transmission means for transmitting the transmission contents to the payee when the payment is completed, and a payment means for paying the payment amount to the recipient.

In addition, the transmission method of the present invention is made by selecting a public payee, paying the payment for the selected payee, and delivering a message to the payee.

The receiving method of the present invention is achieved by registering as a public payee, receiving a message, and receiving a payment for receiving the message.

The mediation method of the present invention discloses a paid recipient, receives a message and a payment for the published paid recipient, delivers the received message to the paid recipient, and pays the received payment to the paid recipient. It is characterized by.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 shows a configuration of a pay message brokerage system according to the present invention. The system of the present invention comprises a message relay server 11 and first and second terminals 12a, 12b connected via a communication network 10, such as a wired or wireless Internet network or a wireless network or a short message network. It consists of a personal computer, a notebook computer, a mobile phone, and a wireless Internet PDA.

The message relay server 11 may be an internet service provider, a mobile communication service provider, or an associated additional service provider.

In the case of an Internet service provider, a message broker server includes a web server connected to a user terminal through an internet network, a mail server, a payment server, a database server, and the like.

In the case of a mobile communication service provider, the message intermediation server includes a service provider service server, a short message server, a payment server, a database server, and the like, which are wirelessly connected to a user mobile communication terminal through a mobile communication network.

Users who want to receive the paid message, that is, the paid recipients, access the message relay server 11 through the first terminals 12a and register as the paid message recipients. Here, the users may store personal information such as the cost of receiving the message, their age, gender, interests, etc. in the message relay server.

The user who wants to send the paid message accesses the message mediation server 11 through the second terminals 12b, selects the desired paid message recipient, writes the message contents and pays the corresponding amount, that is, the receiving price. Send a message.

The message mediation server 11 includes a paid user database 11a, a payment means 11b, a determination means 11c, a transmission means 11d and a payment means 11e.

The paying user database 11a includes information of registered paying users. As shown in FIG. 3, paying user IDs, user email addresses, mobile phone numbers, user names, receiving prices, ages, genders, and occupations of paying users. / Including interests.

The payment means 11b allows the message senders to pay the amount corresponding to the recipient when the message is sent to the paying recipient via the message mediation server 11. As shown in FIG. 4A, the payment means displays a screen for notifying that the corresponding recipient is a paid recipient and the amount of the payment amount corresponding to the receiving cost of the recipient. In addition, as shown in 4b, the payment means may be based on a method such as credit card payment, mobile phone payment, bank transfer, the amount of money stored in the user's safe, electronic money, points.

The judging means 11c determines whether the message transmitted to the message mediation server 11 is a message for the payee, and if it is a message for the payee, whether the payment is completed. If it is not a message for the payee, the message is transmitted to the receiver as it is. If the message for the payee or payment is not completed, the message with the payment means is returned as shown in FIG. 5.

The transmission means 11c transmits the received message to the receiver according to the determination result of the determination means 11c.

When the message for the payee is paid, the payment means 11e transmits the payment amount to the payee as a payment at a specific point in time, such as when the payment is made or when the payee receives it.

The payment means and payment means of the message mediation server may be in the message mediation server 11, but a bank computer network connected to the message mediation server 11 through the communication network 10, a mobile communication payment system, a credit card payment system, etc. It may be a separate configuration.

2 shows another configuration of a paid message brokerage system according to the present invention. 2 shows a configuration of a pay message brokerage system according to the present invention. The system of FIG. 2 is composed of first terminals 12a and second terminals 12b connected to a message relay server 11 and another server 22 via a communication network 10, respectively. The first terminals 12a transmit or receive a message through the message relay server 11, and the second terminals 12b transmit or receive a message through the other server 22.

If the message transmitted through the other server is not completed for the paid reception, as shown in FIG. 5, a mail to which the payee system guide message is attached is returned.

 6A, 6B, 6C, and 6D, the pay message brokering server according to the present invention checks whether there is a connection request from each terminal through the communication network 10 (100). If there is a connection request, the main screen information is provided to the requesting terminal and displayed on the screen of the terminal (102).

If the pay user registration is selected on the terminal screen (104), the pay user registration screen is displayed (106), and the user can register the pay user and input personal information (108).

If the user selects the message transmission 110 without selecting the paid user registration, the message creation screen 112 is displayed and the user creates a message and designates a recipient (114). If the receiver is a paid receiver (116), a payment screen is displayed (118), the sender pays the amount corresponding to the receiver according to the payment screen (120). When the payment is completed, the payment is completed (122), and the message is transmitted (124). In some cases, payment may be paid to the message receiver in the payment completion processing step. The payment includes all means that can be used like money regardless of the names of points, acorns, and the like.

If the message is not selected to be sent and message reception is selected (126), if there is a received message (128), it is determined whether it is a paid account (130), and if it is a paid account, it is determined whether payment is completed (132). If the payment is completed, the message is delivered to the receiver (134).

In particular, when the payment is not paid to the message receiver in the payment completion processing step, the payment may be paid to the recipient after the payment is completed (133). In the payment completion determination step (132), if the payment is not completed, the message is returned with a guide to the payment means (136). In addition, in the determining whether the received message exists (128), if there is no received message, it indicates that there is no message (138).

However, the mediation server may exchange information on a list of payees and data with another server to determine whether the payee is a payee.

If the paid member list display 140 is selected without receiving the message, the list of paid members is displayed (142), and accordingly, when the user requests the display of detailed personal information (144), the detailed personal information is displayed. (146). The display of the paid member list and the display of the detailed personal information may also display a search result of the paid member list and the information according to the search condition of the user.

In addition, the intermediary server may provide information of paying recipients only to registered users or additionally provide personal tendency information such as server access time of paying recipients. Such provision of information may help to send a target advertising message to advertisers sending advertising mail.

If you choose to go back in steps 108, 124, 134, 136, 138, 140, 144, and 146 (148), the previous screen is displayed again (150), and if you choose End (152), the connection is terminated. If not, the main screen is displayed.

The paid message mediation method of the present invention configured as described above will be described with reference to specific embodiments.

<First Embodiment-Paid Email Brokerage Service>

The homepage of FIG. 7 is displayed when the paid email brokerage server is accessed through the terminal. The homepage displays a service menu, a member registration menu, a description of a paid mail brokerage service, and the like. Subsequently, when the pay account registration is clicked with a mouse, the pay user registration screen shown in FIG. 8 is displayed.

Enter the desired user ID, email address, mobile phone number, social security number, user name, payment amount, occupation, and interest on the paying user registration screen, and click on paying user registration. The paid user registration screen of FIG. 9 is displayed. In this case, you can register for a paid user after verifying the input by clicking Validation Registration.

At this time, the verification screen of FIG. 10 may be additionally displayed by the server, and when the verification registration is performed, the paid email server may request documents required for verification registration. In addition, the server may receive a portion of the amount of money received by the user as a fee or operate as a paid member registration system, it may be displayed on the registration screen of FIG.

When mail reading is clicked on the homepage of FIG. 7, the screen of FIG. 11 is displayed when a received mail exists. If a mail is clicked in the received mail list of Fig. 11, detailed mail contents can be viewed. In addition, in the case of an e-mail transmitted to a payee or an e-mail in which payment is not completed, the pay mail service server may return the mail with a payment means as shown in FIG. 12. However, even when the mail is sent to the payee or the mail is not paid, the payee can be delivered to the receiver without being returned if it is a mail sent by the user who allowed the reception.

When mail writing is clicked on the homepage of FIG. 7, the mail creating screen of FIG. 13 is displayed. When a mail is created according to the screen of FIG. 13 and a mail address of a receiver is input, the pay email service server determines whether the mail address is an address of a pay receiver, and when the email is for a payee, the payment screen of FIG. 14A is displayed. . According to the screen of FIG. 14A, the user may pay the corresponding amount or may send the mail without payment by clicking Send without paying. When the user clicks the payment method, the payment method selection screen of FIG. 14B appears. As shown in FIG. 14B, a user may pay using a credit card, a mobile phone, an account transfer, or an amount received. When the payment is completed, an e-mail is sent and at the same time the payment is paid to the recipient. However, as described above, the payment amount may not be paid to the receiver when the message is sent, but may be paid when the receiver checks the mail.

When the paid member display is clicked on the homepage of FIG. 7, the paid member list of FIG. 15 is displayed. The paid member list of FIG. 15 displays a list of subscribed paid members, and enables paid members to be searched according to occupation, age, and amount (receipt). When a user clicks on a specific paid recipient in the paid member list of FIG. 15, detailed information of the paid recipient is displayed as shown in FIG. 16. At this time, the mail intermediation server can provide the information of the paid recipient only to the registered user, thereby preventing unnecessary leakage of personal information. In addition, the mail intermediation server may analyze the personal propensity, such as the server access time of the paying recipient, and may further provide the result. In addition, the mail intermediation server may enable searching by keyword or category with respect to the list or detailed information of the paying user. In addition, the intermediary server may exchange information about the paid mail recipient with another server and store it in the DB. Therefore, a user who wants to send a paid reception mail can select a desired recipient according to the information of the paid recipient, and click Send paid mail to send the mail to the recipient.

When My Safe Box is clicked on the homepage of FIG. 7, the Safe Box management screen of FIG. 17 is displayed. Therefore, the user can deposit the amount in his vault into his or her bank account, or store it in the vault and send it to other paid mail recipients.

As described above, in one embodiment of the present invention, a user who wants to receive mail for a fee registers the use of paid mail, and actively inputs his or her personal information so that a large number of paid mails can be transmitted to the user. If necessary, the server verifies the personal information, and the mail sender can increase the effect of the mail transmission by selecting a desired mail recipient and sending the mail.

<Second Embodiment-Paid Short Message Brokering Service>

The paid short message mediation service system is also described with the configuration shown in FIG. The communication network 10 is specified here as a short message network. In addition, the first terminals and the second terminals 12a and 12b are specified as mobile phone terminals.

When a short message mediation server is connected to a mobile phone and a pay message center menu is selected, the menu screen of FIG. 18 is displayed. When the pay message reception registration is selected in the menu screen of FIG. 18, the user may input necessary information and register as a pay short message receiver.

When the user inputs the telephone number of the paying recipient and the content of the short message and transmits the short message, the short message mediation server determines whether the short message is a message for the paying recipient based on the phone number, and in the case of the paid reception message. Display the screen on the sender terminal. Therefore, the sender pays the corresponding amount, and the payment amount can be settled by the method of being charged to the user's mobile phone fee or by deducting from the user's safe. If the amount is settled, the amount is delivered to the message recipient, and the amount can be used in such a way as to be deducted from the next month's telephone usage fee.

The short message mediation server enables payment of the paid message to the receiver. In this case, the short message mediation server may communicate with a mobile switching center (MSC), a short message service center (SMSC), or the like so that the paid payment received message is transmitted to a receiver.

When a pay user list is selected from a pay message center menu, a pay user list is displayed and a specific user can be selected to display detailed user information. In this case, the short message mediation server may provide paid recipient information only to registered users, enable search for paid user information, or provide personality analysis information of paid message recipients in addition to the registered information. In addition, the short message mediation server may exchange information about the payee with another server.

If you select Manage My Safe from the Paid Message Center menu, the amount accumulated by receiving paid messages is displayed as shown in FIG. 20, and select the 'To My Bank Account' menu to deposit some of the above amount into your bank account. And, by selecting the 'subtract from the next month's telephone bill' menu, some of the amount may be deducted from the next month's telephone bill.

In addition, the mediation server may receive a portion of the payment amount for the paid message as a fee, and may also allow the payment amount to be delivered when the recipient receives the paid message as well as when the paid message is transmitted.

In addition, if the message transmitted from the external intermediary server is not completed payment can be sent to the sender by attaching a payment means, the intermediary server may include a process of verifying the personal information of the paid message receiver.

As described above, in case of paying short message, it is possible to reduce undesired message delivery by sending the message to the receiver after paying the corresponding amount, and the sender of the message selects the desired recipient and selects the matched message. Can transmit

<Application example>

One). Donation contents by recommendation

When the mediation server makes the donation contents for the boy and girl and provides them to the Internet users, the referrals of neighbors are used to verify the current state of the boy and the girl's head. Create public donation funding contents on the Internet by registering and uploading relevant introductory photos.

If you read the related article and want to donate the donation, you can send the e-mail along with the encouragement letter and the received donation, and the donation will be accumulated with the ID. If you want to make a large donation, send as many encouragement emails as you would like.

By making such online help for disadvantaged neighbors in the virtual space of the Internet, donations can be made publicly to netizens, and the neighbors of disadvantaged neighbors are recommended online to help more disadvantaged neighbors. do. It is not that any organization or public organization is making a leading donation, but netizens themselves can create an online donation culture to help their neighbors through the Internet. In addition, donations are collected by the free participation of interested netizens throughout 365 days, not just a one-time event, which can provide practical help to disadvantaged neighbors.

2). Help request contents by me

If you create content that is not only for the neighbors but also for the neighbors who need your own help, you can make online content through the media such as articles, pictures, videos, photos, and music. You can help by sending a paid recipient email.

As described above, the present invention has been described in detail only with respect to the described embodiments, but it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various modifications and changes are possible within the technical scope of the present invention, and such modifications and modifications belong to the appended claims. will be.

As described above, in the present invention, a message receiver may register a intention to receive a message for a fee, determine an amount to receive when receiving a message, and control a message delivered to the user by inputting his or her personal information.

And, the message sender can maximize the effect of message transmission by selecting the desired recipient based on sufficient receiver information, compose and send the appropriate message.

In addition, the paid message intermediation method and apparatus according to the present invention allows a message recipient to receive a certain amount of money, thereby generating a certain amount of money to the message recipient, which may be appropriate means such as fundraising, donation, etc. Receive a payment for the service by receiving a certain amount as a fee for the transmission of the paid message.

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Receiving, by the message mediation server, a payee registration including a message receiving cost that the user wants to receive from the user, and storing the payee registration in the payee DB; Providing a payment means to the sender to receive the message receiving cost when the sender transmits the message to the registered recipient of the paying recipient selectively in response to the message receiving cost through the message relay server; Determining whether the message has been paid when the message for the payee is transmitted to the message mediation server; Transmitting, by the message mediation server, the message to the payee when the payment is completed; And paying the payment amount to the recipient. The method of claim 1, wherein the receiving and sending is an email receiving and sending. The paying of claim 1 or 2, wherein the receiving of the payee registration further comprises the message broker server receiving the user's personal information from the user and storing the user's personal information in the paying receiver DB. Message mediation method. 4. The method of claim 3, wherein the personal information includes information such as name, age, amount received, gender, occupation, interests, and the like. The method of claim 3, further comprising the step of verifying, by the message mediation server, the personal information of the user. The pay message according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising the step of returning the transmission by attaching a message informing the payment means when the transmission is a transmission that has not been paid. Mediation method. The method of claim 1 or 2, wherein a part of the payment amount is paid to the message relay server. The method of claim 1 or 2, wherein when the sender completes payment to the receiver, the payment message is immediately paid to the receiver. The method of claim 1 or 2, wherein the payment amount is paid to the receiver when the receiver checks the paid message. 3. The method according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising means for depositing a payment amount paid by the recipient into a bank account thereof. The method of claim 1 or 2, wherein the recipient can use the payment amount paid to other paying recipients upon transmission. The paid message brokering method of claim 1 or 2, further comprising: designating and registering a user who can send a message to the payee DB without paying the user in the payee DB. The method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the message mediation server provides the sender with information of the payee, so that the sender can select an appropriate receiver. The method of claim 1 or 2, wherein the message brokering server analyzes a personal tendency such as access time of a paid receiver's brokerage server and provides the analysis result to the message sender. The method of claim 1 or 2, wherein the message mediation server exchanges information of a payee database with another mediation server. The method of claim 13, wherein the information of the payee is provided only to registered senders. 14. The method of claim 13, wherein said message mediation server provides a means for a sender to perform a search for paid recipient information. A paid message broker server, comprising: a paid recipient DB for storing a list of paid recipients registered for paid reception including a cost of receiving a message desired to be paid; Payment means for paying an amount corresponding to a payee selectively selected in response to the message receiving cost in order to receive the message receiving cost; Determination means for determining whether the transmission is to a payee and whether the transmission is payment completed; Transmission means for transmitting the transmitted message to the paying recipient when the payment is to the paid payee; Payment means for paying the payment amount to the recipient 19. The paid message relay server of claim 18, wherein the receiving and sending is an email receiving and sending. 20. The paid message relay server of claim 18 or 19, wherein the payee DB further stores personal information of the payee. 21. The paid message relay server of claim 20, wherein the personal information includes information such as name, age, amount received, gender, occupation, interests, and the like. 20. The paid message relay server according to claim 18 or 19, wherein when the transmission is a transmission that has not been settled, the transmission is returned with a content guiding a payment means. 21. The paid message brokering server of claim 20, wherein the brokering server comprises means for verifying personal information of the user. 20. The paid message broker server according to claim 18 or 19, wherein a part of the payment amount is paid in exchange for the paid message broker. 20. The paid message relay server of claim 18 or 19, wherein the payment amount is not paid to the receiver when the receiver does not confirm the received contents. 20. The paid message brokering server according to claim 18 or 19, further comprising means for depositing a payment amount paid by the recipient into a bank account thereof. 20. The paid message brokering server according to claim 18 or 19, further comprising means for enabling the recipient to use the paid payment amount to send to another paying recipient. 20. The paid message relay server according to claim 18 or 19, wherein the payee DB further stores a user who can transmit a message to a specific payee without payment. 20. A message relay server according to claim 18 or 19, further comprising information providing means for providing the sender with information of the paying recipient so that the sender can select an appropriate recipient. 20. The paid message relay server according to claim 18 or 19, further comprising analyzing means for analyzing a personal tendency such as a server connection time of a paying recipient and providing the analysis result to a message sender. 20. The paid message brokering server according to claim 18 or 19, further comprising information exchange means for exchanging information of said toll database with another server. 30. The paid message brokering server according to claim 29, wherein said information providing means provides information of said paying recipient only to a registered sender. 30. The paid message brokering server according to claim 29, wherein said information providing means enables a sender to search for paid recipient information. Selecting a paying recipient who can accept the cost of receiving the message among paying recipients requesting a desired cost of receiving the message; Paying a message receiving cost of the selected payee; And transmitting a message to the paid payee. Registering as a public pay recipient requesting a desired cost of receiving a message; Receiving a message provided from a sender who has paid for the message receiving cost; And receiving the message receiving cost. Publishing a paid recipient requesting a desired message receiving cost; Receiving a message and the message reception cost from a sender who can pay for the message reception cost among the published pay recipients; Delivering the received message to the payee; And paying the received message reception fee to a paying recipient who has received the message.

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