I need spam protection?
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You could use Thunderbird to check your email. It has adaptive spam filters:\n\n"Each email you receive passes through Thunderbird's leading-edge junk mail filters. Each time you mark messages as spam, Thunderbird improves its filtering so you can spend more time reading the mail that matters. Thunderbird will also use your mail provider's spam filters to keep junk mail out of your inbox."
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Norton anti spam. Or McAfee
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marke it as SPAM and delete it!
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Depending on how much spam you really are receiving you could either do one of the following.\n\n1) Click on the (unsubscribe) link at the bottom of each of your emails and unsubscribe yourself from their mailing list. That is assuming their is an unsubscribe link which their technically should be! This method might take some time and is not guaranteed to end all mailings but might be worth your try.\n\n2) Just get a new email address and slowly start to direct all important mail to that new address until you can eventually just delete your old spam ridden one. Try to make sure that you pick an address that is not easily thought of so you dont end up with more spam down the road. And last... make that address the one you DO NOT GIVE OUT online eg. web forms, opt in forms more info forms etc.. Try creating a seperate email address for that type of stuff.
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did you do an advance search with google.  There is a place that you can put the ***SPAM*** into that says must contain.
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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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Well, stop posting your email addres to the internet like you did in the question!!!  It makes it very easy for spammers to harvest.\n\nSet up a filter in your email service that sends spam to a junk/bulk folder so you don't have to see it.  Most email software allows you set either set filters or block address/senders.
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http://www.spamid.net
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if it's yahoo, go to "options" in the upper right of your mail. There is a thing there to make spam not spam
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Download Spam Killer Frog......\n\nSearch the web using Yahoo or Google...Use the wrods I have listed above...u will get a program used to remove Spams....\n\nOther then this go to www.download.com  then go to download spamm killer section u will get a lot of spam killers...\n\nand plz rate my answer as the best answer
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Use the REPORT SPAM button.  Your email service or email program (however you get your email) should have a spam guard feature.   Train it, and you will get your SPAM under control.\n\nIf you use eBay, then I recommend that you get a free email address at Yahoo for that purpose.  The Report Spam button is awesome for that purpose, and your real eBay activity won't WRECK your regular private e-mail. \n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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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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Try visiting http://www.spamcop.net/ you can register and tell them about the emails you are getting
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First, turn your SPAM guard on.\n\nSecond, for all the recognised emails, set their own filter. However, you only have 15 to go. To go more than that, you need to pay a little.\n\nThird, filter the rest by a common character, e.g. @ or . which would sure to appear in an email, and set a folder for it.
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Emails are guarded because noone wants spam.  There are a few people search sites for free, but some are better than others.  Just search Yahoo and see what work better for you.  Test them by searching for yourself.  Once you've found one that will find you, you'll know it can find other people.
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Download the TAA Toolbar. It will stop Popups from Internet And Spam while using web Based email.www.taatoolbar.co.nr I have it and I think its awsome!
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unfortunately there is no one simple solution to keep out Spams. There are a few thinsg u can do. \n\n1. Do not give your email away freely on the website.\n2. Use filters in your email client to filter out spams from your Inbox.\n3. Find the unsubscribe link on the spam mail and unsubscribe.\n4. If you are at work, inform your IT administrator