>>>> Howdy, The other thing you might want to consider is a service like Yahoo's junk addresses. You can create as many junk addresses as you want, e.g. [EMAIL PROTECTED], subscribe those addresses to the lists, and if you get spam you- A. Know for sure where it came from B. Can easily remove the dummy address C. Know that your main/real address is not affected. >>>>
That's why my work address is seperate from my normal address. I haven't (apart from the Autoresponder ones) got any spam yet. Unfortunately it is a little late for my home address. I've been using the same address since 1997, but only really started using it online when I finished Uni (3 years ago). My personal solution to spam is not better spamfilters but more spam. So much so that fake spam (advertising products with no links) outnumber the real spam ergo diluting their click through rate and therefore reducing profits. Also the side effect of a dramatic increase in spam will cause national governments to hastily make laws banning it and then follow up with cease-and-desist. Fakespammers would have got what they wanted and the real spammers will have to sign on. G. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
