How do you do a websearch for special characters like "***SPAM***"?  Google ignores the asterisk.?
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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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Ok, I just figured it out but I am not sure what to change it to but I can guess haha. But here is the location.\nGo to RUN\nType regedit\nClick HKEY_CURRENT_USER\nClick SOFTWARE\nClick MICROSOFT\nClick INTERNET EXPLORER\nClick Search\nRight click CustomizeSearch and Click MODIFY and type this:\nhttp://ie.search.yahoo.com/{sub_rfc1766}/srchasst/srchcust.htm\nand click OK.\nRight Click SearchAssistant and Click MODIFY and type this:\nhttp://ie.search.yahoo.com/{sub_rfc1766}/srchasst/srchasst.htm\nand click OK.\n\nIf it doesn't just change it back. Also I have not tried it, this is just a guess don't get mad if it doesn't work. Also send me an email telling me what happened and if it worked or not please, just curious.
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Hi!\n\nYou can't do this with google, as google does not allow to see results more than 930.\n\nFor Yahoo there is a trick:\n\n1+ Type something in yahoo search\nFor Ex: I have searched for the term "some" and looked at the url. It was > http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=some&prssweb=Search&ei=UTF-8&fr=sfp&x=wrt\n\n2+ Then select some results page like 2 and look at the url.  It is >http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=some&prssweb=Search&ei=UTF-8&pstart=1&fr=sfp&b=11\n\n3+ Now if you want to browse the search from 999 then replace the "11" at the end with the desired number.\n\n\nApply the same thing to whatever search engine you use.\n\nI hope this helps.\n\n>>>Naveen Kumar
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Here is what you would do if you are on a PC:\n\nput the cursor into the search box, hit <ctrl> a and then backspace.
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You need to look in your server logs http://www.seo-blog.com/long-tail-search.php
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type that in a search engine
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you are right on the money in your assumption. some web email spam filters are designed to detect advertisements using sophisticated word detection syntax parameters, one of which is web addresses. adding a space to the address breaks the flow of the address, and when the filter doesn't know what something is, it is assumed for safety reasons to be something other than spam, unless something else indicates that it is spam. One of the parameters of all web URLs is that spaces cannot be used, so to find a space in a combination of letters, numbers and symbols of any order eliminates the possibility in the computer's programming (mind) that it could be a URL, and moves on.
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Searchalot & Metasearch
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You need to type the complete website, including http://\n\nFor example,  www.yahoo.com won't work, but http://www.yahoo.com will.
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Whichever provider you use (and I bet you're talking about Yahoo! Mail) just look at the starting of the email, where you have To, From and other fields. You'll find a small link around there saying 'Show Full Headings' or somehing like that. Just click on it. It'll give you loads of bewildering info, but if I'm right, all you need to do is to copy-paste and and send the whole thing before the message to your ISP/email provider (I'm gyessing that this is a spam related query).\nIf you want to investigate yourself, just look at the path the email took, it'll be mentioned.\nNow if you want to go back to normal headers, just click on 'Show Concise header' or small header, whatever. You'll be back to normal.
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>Which other Search Engines can I submit this Sitemap to?\n\nNone, Google is the only one offering this facility.
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Yes. Open options. Look in the column labeled Spam. You have four options: Spam Protection, AddressGuard, Anti-Spam Resource Center and Block Addresses. You want the last one.
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spam. use the spam filter provided
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If your e-mail or AIM accepts HTML look at the following page and use the pre-defined HTML Special Characters:\n\nhttp://www.utexas.edu/learn/html/spchar.html\n\nThe following two characters were input as\n& ocirc ; and & eacute ; without the spaces and Yahoo answers displays them below:\n\nô  é
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i get them too! it's annoying! you try to filter the subject, and they change some letters around. Like "i" is "1" or "a" is "@". Crazy stuff! I done a pretty good job of delivering most of the spam mail into trash using filters. I just look for common words in each subject like free or complimentary.
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search in google or send to yahoo serach engine
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http://www.spamid.net