If you haven't tried Blue Frog, you must download it here and give it a try!  Within a couple of days I was getting virtually  no spam in my previously plagued hotmail, and it has also cleaned away the spam to my main email address.  You can protect TEN of your addresses at no cost.  Here's the link:\n\nhttp://www.bluesecurity.com/blue-frog/\n\nIf you like it spread the word.  The more that are in this the greater it will benefit all - and screw up the spammers!!
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thanks...i will try!\nsince i use Mcafee internet suite....i don't really have any spam at all!!
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You must be doing something that makes your email look like spam, such as using "bcc", or not providing a subject, or including a script or an image in your signature, or...\n\nthe people you are sending to have their spam filters set to be very sensitive.  They will need to add your email address to their "white list", or use whatever technique their filter relies on to know which "from" addresses are to be trusted.
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I would recommend you switching to Thinderbird, it comes with spam filter.\n\nhttp://www.mozilla.com/thunderbird/
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add them to your address book, also try marking them as "not spam"
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so, you want to be spam more? lol. just kidding. You shouldn't block addresses, it will tell them that your account is active and so they'll use a different address. What I do is read the subjects and look for a common word like "free" or "complimentary" or "on us" and filter them out.
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I don't have any problems with the reply feature.  Why do you care that you have 3000 messages in your spam folder?  You never have to enter the folder. Its spam.  Quit giving out your e-mail address so freely and you won't get as much spam.
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Hii:\n\nI advice you to us MailWasher Pro 5.2 , Its perfact aginst spam mails , \n\nand be sure to scan your system , viruses may covered your system , \n\nus Kaspersky anti virus , for scan
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The Hotmail service has announced that they have a higher volume of traffic than normal at the moment, and that normal service will be resumed shortly. It could be that they have been caught out by a spammer?  Got the following:       We are experiencing higher than normal volume and are therefore unable to service your request at this time. Try one of the following:\nIn your browser, click Refresh \nIn your browser, click Back, and try again \nWait a few minutes and try again \n We apologize for this inconvenience
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Storing text for free, more for pay?\nWas it hotmail? You may want to go to http://hotmail.com and set up your e-mail account. It is free. It has address storage, spam filter, e-mail address book etc. You can access or send your e-mail from any computer and extend your storage for a fee. It is a great idea!\n\nHope it's it.\nCordially, India.Magica
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If you know how to send them a worm the do it.\nLet me know how to do it, without messing uo my computer, because I'm getting 100 spam e-mails per day, and I'm relly sick of it.
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Why do you want it? Are you planning on spamming people? Even if you knew what you are doing, I think its illegal.\n\ndownload argosoft mail server and install it on your computer. you'll need to read the docs to configure it. Once you configure it, use outlook express to connect to it and voila..... you can relay messages to other people.\n\noh, btw, people do have sophisticated anti-spamming tools so chances are, your messages will get caught and it will never make it to the intended target.
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Yes, live and learn.\n\nI have one Email address that I use only to contact tech support at my computer manufacturer. I never get anything else there.\n\nI have another Email address that I sign up for Google news alerts and other interests. That one gets plenty of spam.\n\nI have another Email address that I sometimes use to email other Yahoo members, it hasn't gotten hit with spam too bad yet. However, I am prepared to abandon my Email accounts like used underwear if ever the spam-lords get too heavy.
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all email claim to have good spam blocker but i know use gmail and it is the bomb. ohh sorry i said that bush. gmail is the stuff. email me and i will send you gmail invite. \n\nto locate my yahoo email go to my profile.
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isn't this known as spam???\n\nplease don't do it, just get there address and write them a proper letter different to each company.\n\nso much more proressional then email for this kinda thing.
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I doubt if there is anyone on Yahoo! Answers who know how to 'five the web' ! They are all otherwise 'fine' thank you, Sushanta ! But how can anyone show you what they do not know ?! Sure beats me !\n...From what you have tried to explain, I guess you have mistakenly deleted a mail sent to you by http://www.toponlineprofits.com.   \nNo need to worry : Just go to the website once more, and ask for their 'free 30 days trial programme' once again. They will surely oblige you. \nOnly make sure, that you do not delete their mail again :\nSince it was from a new sender of which your e-mailbox is unaware, the previous mail was possibly routed to the 'Spam' folder. And YOU must have deleted it, without even checking ! So, this time, check your Spam Folder everyday for their mail, and mark it as 'Not Spam'. That way, it will be shifted to your Inbox : Open it, and remember to immediately add their mail ID to your Address Book. \n...This way, NONE of the future mails from them will be treated as 'Spam' - and you will receive them all in your Inbox itself.\nBest of Luck.
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Yes, this happens to me all the time.  I don't have problems with gmail or hotmail though.  I think the site traffic it just too high.
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If you are using a free web-based mail service, such as Yahoo! Mail, I guess the easiest thing for you to do is to drop your current email address and create a new account. Tell all your friends and family that you have done so, and your inbox should be relatively free from spam from then on.\n\nThen, DO NOT answer ANY spam letter you get. All those offers of free iPods, free XBOX games, free HP notebooks, offers from people overseas saying that your cousin died and left you TWENTY MILLION DOLLARS U.S. and all you need to do is write to them to collect it...they are all spam. You answer any of them, or you click on any of the links they contain, and you have just told the whole spam world "here I am, spam me please". As soon as you confirm that it's spam, delete it. Period.\n\nThen, make sure that your SpamGuard (or whatever else that that feature is called) is enabled in your new web-based email account. Any mail that you receive that you know is spam, click on the button that says "Mark this mail as spam". The more you use it, the more the system will learn to recognize spam and automatically divert it to your Junk mail folder.\n\nThen, all of those popup ads that appear are also mostly spam in the making. Get one of those toolbars that have a Popup Blocker (like Yahoo! Toolbar) and enable it. I feel that any advertiser who has to resort to popups to get my attention doesn't deserve my attention. (sorry Orbitz!)\n\nFinally, keep your antivirus and spyware applications running and up-to-date, and periodically scan your machine, every day for spyware and every week for viruses is a good plan. And get and install a good software firewall on your machine as well.\n\nP.S.: That poster who said that if you use Google Mail you won't get spam isn't exactly correct. What is true is that it doesn't get as much spam as a lot of the other services get, but they do receive spam. I have a GMail account which I don't use with many people and I still get three or four spam mails every time I open my inbox. The good thing though is that it is almost never in my main inbox, but is in the Spam folder already, making it easy to delete it at once.