Originally posted by CFCFind the latest addition of Consumer Reports. Big section on how they find you and how to avoid it. Some will still get through, but there are ways to really cut down on it. First and foremost, do not open e-mail you do not recognize. Kirk
Who gets junk mail in their e-mails? If you do, do you know how to get rid of them?
Originally posted by kirksey957What's consumer Reports? I usually just bang right into deleted sections.😛
Find the latest addition of Consumer Reports. Big section on how they find you and how to avoid it. Some will still get through, but there are ways to really cut down on it. First and foremost, do not open e-mail you do not recognize. Kirk
Originally posted by kirksey957Sigh. There are various "spam filters" on the market. They tend to try and learn what kind of messages you consider to be spam and block similar ones. One way to get one is to to use Mozilla (free - http://www.mozilla.org/) to read your email instead of outlook as it has a built in spam filter.
Go to newstand or library. Kirk
Originally posted by ChessNutI don't want to change or use another cos I've already told all my friends my current address and if I told them my new 1 they'd all forget.😞
You can always change your e-mail address. I know people who use 'disposable addresses' and when one gets cluttered up with junk the stop using it and move on to the next.
Originally posted by CFCSounds like your brother has the answer then. Why not ask him, then share it with the rest of us.
These are all really good suggestions being said but the thing is my brother used to get these sort of e-mails and he asked 1 of his teachers how to get rid of them and his teacher told him how and now he hardly gets any.
regards, Marc
Option 1: Turn on MSN 8's highest level of filtering : All e-mail goes to the junk folder except the ones you tell it to let through.
Option 2: Use a spam filter (I know Norton has one) to do the same.
Option 3: Write a script to spam filter everything.
Option 4: Ask your brother what he did and fill us in. 😉