I get so much junk mail, it's out of control.  Is there anything similar to the 'do not call' list... like a 'stop sending me so much crap' list?
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Most people don't know about this but there is an opt out for credit card companies.  You can opt out for 5 year periods or for life.  Goto https://www.optoutprescreen.com/ and fill out the form.  That's all.  It worked for me within a few months no more credit card offers at all!
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There are basically two places where you can work to stop the SPAM:\n\n1. in your system and its software, as suggested by above 3 responses.\n\n2. Please inform you ISP or whosoever providing you the Internet/Broadband service. They are also able to "block" SPAM. It worked with me.\n\nBy the way, I am far from an 'expert' on these Trouble Shooting, I am a victim like you and learnt (and still learning) after getting bombarded by the SPAM, Spyware and such menaces. Best of Luck!!
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If you have a web mail address your best option is to use the "mark as spam" function (or something similar).  \n\nHowever, if you use Outlook or Outlook Express (or something like that) you should switch to Mozilla Thunderbird (free, mozilla.com), it will block most of your spam if you use the "mark as junk" feature.  \n\nAlso, if by "addresses that resemble mine" you mean they are  using the same email provider (@ISP_Name.com), using Thunderbird's message filters can usually eliminate all of that type of spam--think "To and CC lines contain (@My_ISP.com) and don't contain (My_Email_Address)". There are also options if your email generally is contained in the To or CC lines.  Just be sure to have it move mail thought as junk to the junk folder, not delete it--although it has NEVER mistaken something that wasn't junk for something that was while I've been using it, it is better to be safe than sorry.\n\nIf all else fails, change your email address and be more careful with it next time.  Make a "spam" yahoo (or other free web mail) account; if a website needs an email address, and you are not sure if they are legitimate, give them your "spam" yahoo account--you can always check it periodically for anything good.
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Filter'em out. Free email comes with 15 filters, if you need more then you have to pay.\n\nI simply report'em as spam and they are deleted right away and I don't see them in future. Simply click on the box in front of email and hit the button spam. If email is open simply hit spam.
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If you are talking junk mail,it starts when you give your email address to a company or source maybe a free download or a trial,and these companys on sell your address to other merchandisers,and the list keeps on going all you can do is unsubscribe from them which is usualy at the end of their advert.
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Your cell phone company CAN make it stop.  I had the same problem.  Usually, if you threaten to go with another carrier, they'll fix it for you.  I was getting bombarded by someone else's Yahoo mail.
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There are 3 ways you can pursue:\n\n1. report their mail as spam & next time onwards their mails will automatically be sent to your spam/bulk folder.\n2. Block their e-mail ids & you will not receive any e-mail from them.\n3. Manually delete/ignore their mails.
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You are a victim of spam.  They will enver, ever go away.\n\nMy advice, change your email address.
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It depends what you're using for email.  I can't answer better without more info.\n\nFor example, if it's Yahoo! mail, you can simply mark it as spam and it should improve spam filtering for your account.  Same with Gmail.  Alternatively, you can set up filters for either type of account so that mail from that address goes straight to your trash.\n\nThat can also be done with outlook express.\n\nLike I said, without more info I can't be of more help.
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go to "Mail Options"; then click "Spam Protection", then select "Immediately delete these mails upon receipt". Then "SAVE"... Hope this helps! =)
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Might want to try checking your SPAM inbox.  We seem to get tons of these emails of companies that will help rebuild bad or no credit w/a credit card.
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block d sender, click on spam, or unsubscribe . choice is urs.
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You can't really stop spam.\n\nYou can get a better filter, but it may filter out some "good" messages (from family, friends, companies that need to send you information on warranties, recalls, rebates, etc.)\n\nThe best idea is to get a new email address, make it hard to guess (not the same as any other email account you see anywhere), be more careful who you give it to. Then open another email address to use when you register with various sites on the web, such as news sites, ESPN, etc., that you don't care if you ever hear from. maybe you can use your current email address as your secondary address, since it's already attracting spam.
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It is extremely bothersome! Here is a web site where you can go to be put on the "do not call" list www.donotcall.gov or call 1-888-382-1222
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1-select those spam emails.check mark them.click on spam button.\n2-many spam emails have an unsubscribe link at the bottom.these emails are from websites that added your email address in their list.you can remove your address from their list by unsubscribing.\n3-another spam emails are emails from a special email address that you can go to email options (top right of your page)and block that address,and it wont come in bulk folder.\n4-the last thing that you can do is going to email option,then filter,and filter emails with specific sender,subjects,containing some word and .... and select moving those emails directly too trash
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You can report it if you want, but if you don't care then you can just delete it.  Everyone gets SPAM.  The Federal Trade Commission deals with unsolicited commercial emails.  Your state government probably also has an agency that deals with this.  You could contact your police department as well.
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Unfortunately, with regards to stopping junk email - prevention is better than cure.\n\nCreate a disposable email address for entering online competitions and writing on forums (those which display email addresses). Yahoo Mail Plus gives you the ability to create disposable email addresses which route to your main address (and you can even send emails from the disposable email address). This way, when the spam comes through - you can remove the disposable email address.