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Spam Support Unwanted e-mails, better known as SPAM are pervasive and unfortunately, unavoidable. A recent study shows that 55% of all e-mail sent is SPAM, up from 16% in January 2002. Many governments are scrambling to draft laws that will attempt to minimize SPAM but it is an uphill battle. Although SPAM cannot be totally eliminated, there are steps that can be taken to minimize it. This page is dedicated to tips and tricks and other resources in the fight against spam. Admin Panel Spam FilterHosting customers can access thier site's spam filter by loggin on to their site's administrative interface. (www.yourdomain.com/admin). Microsoft Outlook's Built in Spam FilterEnabling Microsoft Outlook's Built in Spam Filter is available
only in Outlook Full Client. It is not availble in Outlook Express. In Outlook, click on Tools > Organize
If either the Junk Mail or Adult Content filter is off, click the Turn On buttons. From now on when you receive any unwanted emails, right click on the offending email and select Junk E-mail > Add to Junk Senders List
SPAM TipsDon't Reply to Spam on a Mailing List You don't want to be a spammer, do you? Replying to spam that appears on a mailing list may make you look like one. Don't Unsubscribe from a Spammer's List, trying to unsubscribe from a spammer's list will likely result in more spam. Don't Use Your Primary Email Address to Sign Up for Anything. You never know what might happen to an email address you use to sign up for Web sites or newsletters. It might be passed on to spammers. Mail that is not Addressed to You is Likely Spam Messages Containing "One-Time Mailing" Are Spam Here's another reason not to open spam: using embedded images, the spammer may watch you do it, and that may go down on your permanent please-spam-me-some-more record. Useful Anti-SPAM Links
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