I want to stop the spam pouring into my e-mail about erectile disfunction and watches, but how?
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do this - but carefully\nonce you get the email, move it from your bulk folder to inbox.\nthen, open the email.\nnow you will be able to view the link that says "Report Spam" -or- "SPAM" -or- something...\nand just report it as spam.\n\n---x---\nThe other thing, see if the domain name of these originating email addresses is the same. if it is then block that domain from sending you any emails.\n\n--x--\nif nothing works then you are left with 2 options.\neither ignore the emails or create a new ID.
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look for them in spam and then add the email addresses to your address book. that will stop them from going to the spam folder.
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Then don't respond for their e-mails, when you respond, they'll just send your e-mail to other people and then, give you more spam. Just a simple process:\n\nRecieve spam? Then delete spam.
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avoid responding many of forward mails such as \n"in 5 minutes send it 20 people" they are getting ur adress in that way so u are getting involved in spam mails.
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Try using spamfighter, downloadable from\nhttp://www.spamfighter.com\n\nor \n\nOutspam to take care of spams in outlook\n\nYou can also create a block list to block the mails from anonymous people.
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keep checking bulk box see if any email from that person if so click on 'Not Spam" top of email page just above body of message. Also go to options and check your filters and block addresses make sure address not listed, if listed remove
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go to his e mail and there you will get the spam buttom, press that again,
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Use "spam" (a work that Yahoo! can use to help you block unwanted emails out) on him.
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In my maibox. I get 16-20 emails of this nature that my Spam detector shunts into  the "Bulk" maibox. When I check my mail, I simply delete the whole 00000000*&*^&#@"?!? mess of them. survey offers and all.\nYou can do it too!
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If you're using Yahoo email, open it up and look in the upper right corner for "options" in blue letters.  Click on options and you should see a submenu for managing spam (also in blue letters). Click on that and you can adjust your spam settings.\n\nplrr
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Hit the button that says "spam" and put a check mark next to the email(s).\nIf you continue to get mail from this person, it will automatically be re-directed to your spam folder and you wont be subjected to reading it anymore.  \n\n GIT-R-DONE!!!
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Spam is part of having email. It will happen. It's not that hard to hit the delete button. Sure, it's annoying...but just delete them. Spamblocker does help, but it only catches about 75% of mine. But I'd rather delete 10-12 emails a day than 50. Antvirus has nothing to do with spam. Unless you open infected files. Don't even open spam (mine is set to view the content without opening it). Just delete it. McAfee is pretty good on antivirus and firewall, but I used a trial on their spamblobker. It sucks. It was more of a pain to go sort through that crap. It rather just hit delete.
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There is no sureshot way of being able to filter or detect spam.\n\nIn Yahoo you could turn on the SpamGaurd (if its not already on) and allow all detected spam to go to your bulk mail folder. But even this does not ensure all spam will be removed.\n\nSincere advice: Try to avoid giving your email address(es) on websites that you do not completely trust.
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Hard to avoid.  Reporting spam and getting a spam blocker will help but I'm afraid it's pretty tough to avoid completely.
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Just open up your spam folder and find it. Click on it and then click "not spam". That is if you are using Yahoo.
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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.
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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.