an unwanted email how to send it to a security company so I don't want to read it & let them handle it?
955494
just forward it to the security company you want to look at it.
268469
Select BCC, which is Blind Carbon Copy.\nThis hides the email addresses.
425232
Delete unnecessary emails and run a spy-ware removal program.  Ad-aware is good and free.
573143
1st. Learn to spell\n\n2nd.  Ignore the email!
284687
Bad move subscribing to those things....\nSometimes the only way is to change phone numbers.\nOr if they're coming via email block the address
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There is no way to get rid of it, unfortunately.\n\nThe worst thing to do is to reply to any of them. No matter what it says, never reply.\n\nThe only thing you can do is set up Junk Email filters to hopefully filter out the majority of it.
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If you are looking for a email program with some added security, check out Hushmail. You can download it from http://www.hushmail.com/
248882
Why would you want someone else to read your email?
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you might go into your tools and then into internet obtionsand try listing it as a trusted site or your default email or list in so its not resticted.
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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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it is best just to delete the message.  Do not respond as then they will know they have reached a valid email account.  It is their way of checking.\nAs to the legalities, since it is over the internet, not sure if there is anything you can do, unless the business they do is illegal in the eyes of the law.
68810
get a spam blocker software or u may activate spam blocker of ur mail provider company..
63569
I don't think you can, since they don't really make ways to bypass an extra security measure, but if it's extremely important, you can try contacting the email provider.
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Unwanted or unknown origin emails that clog your inbox
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send it to them bcc (blind carbon copy...it's right under cc) that way their e-mail address will not be on the e-mail. I think that's what you're asking, anyway.
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The only thing that could possibly help would be to not allow any personal e-mails at all from the business e-mail address.  It would still be kind of hard to enforce without monitoring though.  You could "spot check" or just tell the employees you will be spot checking, and not actually do it.
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if the sender is none , just delete it , dont open , its a spam , or a threat , report yahoo