Getting Rid of “Spam” and Other E-mail Pests

29 March 2005 · 0 comments

Randy Cassingham has an excellent Spam Primer online: Getting Rid of “Spam” and Other E-mail Pests. The basics of spam, “phishing” and other e-mail pests, how they got your address in the first place — and what to do now that you’re inundated. This is very comprehensive and may be a bit daunting at first [...]

 

Randy Cassingham has an excellent Spam Primer online: Getting Rid of “Spam” and Other E-mail Pests. The basics of spam, “phishing” and other e-mail pests, how they got your address in the first place — and what to do now that you’re inundated.

This is very comprehensive and may be a bit daunting at first if the subject’s new to you, so you may prefer to start with the one-page basic version. If even that’s too much then you can read The Very Basics — a 6 point summary on the right, near the top of that page.

And do someone a favour by telling them about the Spam Primer. You may save them a lot of anguish.

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