how can u stop others from getting in ur emails?
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there are several things you can do to prevent unauthorized access to your email --\n\n1. regularly update your:\n  a. operating system - make sure you have the latest patches\n  b. anti-virus software - ensure you have the latest virus definitions installed\n  c. anti-spyware - make sure to have latest spyware updates\n\n2. create passphrases instead of passwords; they're more difficult to crack, and i strongly recommend you put in some mixed-case letters, numbers, and other symbols, e.g., "r3dR@bb1t"\n\n3. do not reveal, for any reason, or to anybody, your email password. system administrators and helpdesks do not need to know your password. if they have to ask, it's most likely they're doing some social engineering and trying to get into your account illegally\n\n4. change your password at most every 45 days; change as often as 14 days\n\n5. the most difficult password is useless if it's written down in a sticky note on your desk, or worse, on your computer screen. try memorizing your password; if this is not possible and you have to write it down, keep it in a secure place. \n\none of the easiest way to remember passwords (even if you keep changing them) is to create a base passphrase and generate permutations, e.g., "r3dR@bb1t", "P1nKr@bbit", "ra88170R@ng3"\n\n6. physically secure your computing devices -- password-protect your computers, PDAs, mobile phones, etc.; also, do not walk away from an open computer, always lock your computer either manually (ctrl-alt-del on windows) or automatically through a short-timed screen saver\n\n7. if you suspect your email account has been accessed by an unauthorized source, notify immediately the email service desk or system administrator and change your password.\n\nthese pointers are not limited to securing your email account but encompasses information security in general. \n\nhope this helps.
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Unfortunately, you can't delete yourself from someone else's contact list or address book.  But, if you keep getting unwelcome emails, you can block their email address in your email settings.
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They find your email from chain letters, chat rooms, IMs, etc. Set your spam blocker to "high" and you will eliminate a lot of them.
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I get them also. Don't respond to them (even in anger) and after a while it slows down. I have a spam filter with Nortons Internet Security and it diverts them into a spam folder.\nYour email client should be able to filter out emails using key words such as 'Nigeria' etc. Check out the options.\nCheers
689308
email them back and tell them that they have sent it to the wrong person. if it is advertisement or spam then look around in the email for a disclaimer (its usuallly on the bottom) where it states "if you no longer wish to recieve emails from us (or something like that) then email us back at ________". explain to them  your situation or just pretend to be that person and just tell them that you dont want their emails anymore.\n\nI hope that helped you and good luck! =]
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If u want the person not to see ur email contacts list Just rite his/her email address in the BCC column it will just  send the person a single copy without the name of the people to whom it wz also sent .
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Top right of your e-mail page look for options, open this page..\n\ncustomize your mail options..... example, turn on spam guard.. you can also block addresses in this area..\n\nwhen you do receive spam,put a check mark beside it, top of inbox, look for "mark" pull down the arrow and click on "mark as spam"  \n\nreally check out the options area.
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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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Make a new email account and never post your email anywhere unless your on an instant messenger.\n\nSpam bots automatically grab urls.
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Write them (snail mail) or telephone them and ask them.  If they don't want you to have their email address, respect their desire for privacy; to control their own communications.  It's at least as personal as asking for a telephone number.
484508
I think they first try out an email at random. If you open one they know the address is real and send lots more. Putting the sender on your 'Blocked senders' list helps
720007
The only way that I know of to get rid of it is to go into every e-mail and unsubscribe from their mailing list. Usually, you get on those website's mailing lists when you sign up for free offers, promotional things, or download something from a website where you have to give them you're e-mail.\n\nTo prevent junkmail and spam from interfering with my personal messages, I have two e-mails, one for families and friends and the other that I use to sign up for online programs and things.
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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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You can't.  And it is not wise to just give our your e-mail address.  Now people will spam you continuously.  Be careful.
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Buy and use a spam filter, or use the ones provided by your ISP to filter the spam into a Junk Mail folder. You can also use Outlook to create Rules to block by content--- go to the Help tool and search for Rules. You really can't stop them from coming--- once the spammers know your address is valid, there is not much you can do. The link below will tell you some good tips for not getting on those lists in the first place.
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WHATEVER you do - DO NOT respond and ask to unsubscribe, untill that point they do not know if your email address exists.\nA 'MailBot' can either/and scan for email addresses, or generate them using a program.\nIf you respond they know you exist.\nGet a mail blocker like 'Mailwasher' to do the job for you, it can 'Blacklist', delete at server, and even send a fake email back pretending to be from the server saying your email address does not exist.
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Just tell him that you don't give out other peoples e-mail addresses no matter who they are. tell him if he wants it then to get it from someone else