No one likes spam email - customers, clients, and even business owners cannot always handle the amount of spam that comes from one email address placed in a public space on the web. So if you have a website, you will want to check out these five tips that will help to reduce the spam that gets into your inbox.

There are so many different ways that people can get email addresses these days. All you need to do is find a site that offers email addresses and sign. But have you ever notice that even when you don't share your new address, you can end up with a half a dozen spam emails in your box a few hours later? If you want to get rid of this nasty problem, take a look at the following steps.

Almost a week ago I found out that I couldn't send emails using my desktop software such as (Outlook / Thunderbird). After speaking with my high speed internet provider I was told that they had recently started blocking port 25 -- basically stopping me from sending emails.

While spam is a huge annoyance for employees and end users everywhere, the real costs for businesses are in time and money and they're increasing every day.

Although anti-spammers have referred to the law as the YOU CAN-SPAM Act and are quick to point out shortcomings, the law is the law - and it is being enforced.

This article explains and helps email users to become aware of the various phishing emails. Therefore avoiding money loss or identity theft.

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I was talking to a client recently about why he should add a Email Newsletter Opt-in form on his website so that he can capture email addresses. He said "but Sam I don't like spam".

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In spite of bulk email filters and an increasing number of tools that have been created to stop spam, unsolicited emails keep coming with no end in sight