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Subject:
What can I do to get all the spam that is sent to me?
Category: Computers > Internet Asked by: pendleton-ga List Price: $2.00 |
Posted:
10 Sep 2005 16:12 PDT
Expires: 07 Oct 2005 20:59 PDT Question ID: 566587 |
What can I do to get all the spam that is sent to me? Hey, really , I like some of the ads and offers that I used to get. Now I get nothing! What can I do to change that or is BIG DADDY WATCHING OUT FOR ME? Some of my friends don't even get regular emails from me and sometimes, we don't get their answers back. Man!!!! Is the good and glory of email and Internet on the fade?? John P |
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Re: What can I do to get all the spam that is sent to me?
From: nelson-ga on 10 Sep 2005 16:30 PDT |
What ISP or online e-mail service do you use? |
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Re: What can I do to get all the spam that is sent to me?
From: cshl-ga on 11 Sep 2005 12:52 PDT |
Your IP may have been blacklisted (start by checking with your ISP). Most cable connections have dynamically assigned IP and I once got an Ip that had been used by a spammer and was blacklisted. A couple of emails solved it. Oh, and BTW, you should be profoundly thankful you are not getting spam. Having had the same email address for a decade now, the quantity of spam I get is mind-boggling. If you'd like a few hundred, let me know -- I'll send them along! ;-) |
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Re: What can I do to get all the spam that is sent to me?
From: mongolia-ga on 16 Sep 2005 19:31 PDT |
dear pendleton Just sign up for one or more of the many of the MLM scams out there. (otherwise known as "work at home ads" ) then you will be inundated with spam and more spam. regards Mongolia |
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Re: What can I do to get all the spam that is sent to me?
From: angy-ga on 16 Sep 2005 20:32 PDT |
Many ISPs consign what they believe is apam to a special spam folder that you can review once a week or so, before deleting. This can probably be accessed via your ISP online as webmail. Some email clients (the programme you run on your computer to download your email) may also have an automatic spam filter. If so, there should be a folder called "spam" or "junkmail" which you can open to look at. I have to do this, because otherwise along with the real rubbish, they consign some news letters I do want to the spam folder, and we still get genuine business enquiries with a blank subject line from time to time - also automatically marked as spam. It's actually much quicker to sort the one or two nuggets from the dross, than to have all the genuine emails mixed with all the spam. |
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