As in Part 1, I already explained the definition of Spam and how to distinguish Spam.
In this posting, I will details how to reduce Spam.
- Don't reply to Spam - many spammers will put 'unsubscribe' function into their e-mails. By responding, users are actually verifying that the user's account is active. This can deluge the users for the spam mails.
- Don't open Spam - some spam messages are programmed to contain web bugs, which notify the senders when an e-mails has been opened. The notification is a positive sign to spammers that the users e-mails is valid.
- Never used 'remove' options in a Spam - because using the 'remove' option is same as replying to a spam.
- Never buy anything advertised in Spam - Spammers exists when there are people purchase what the spammers peddle in the e-mails. By not purchasing the advertised in spam, the spam might be stopped.
- Don't publicly disclose your e-mail address - Only give out your e-mails address where there is justifiable need.
- Use Spam filters - Using protective software is one of the most effective ways to control spam because filters will allow the e-mail's user to block any e-mails messages from specified address, domains or which have a specific subject or text from being deposited to the e-mail box.
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