Reply to Martin Pickering at [EMAIL PROTECTED] who wrote on 12/3/03 6:19 AM > >So, I recommend you use an email service that lets you generate and >delete "alias" addresses. Never give anyone the root address. The >spam problem will quickly go away. > >Martin Pickering
Hi Martin- Believe me I am not at all offenced at your complaint and in fact appreciate having the feedback advice. However I am really new at all this and not sure what you mean by "alias". In Emailer is the option to create a signature line which is what I did, and I have three for different occasions. Are you saying I should Delete signature lines for sending mail to the Emailer List? Secondly I notice most Emailers on this List are using the same name and address in their signature as they do in the Headers. So would they also be getting spammer messages? I don't know what you mean about using an Alias for Internet work. Should I call my ISP and find out? You will note my signature line today is very simple and should not take up much space. Sorry for the inconvenience, doug Douglas A. McAdam SSD,Inc. 705 W Foster St. Kokomo, IN 46902 ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
