Hello,
I have some relatives who use comcast for their email. However they do not like it very much because it gets a lot of spam. I don't really know how to do much with it, so any advice would be helpful.
Thanks, :)
Major Tierce
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Hello,
I have some relatives who use comcast for their email. However they do not like it very much because it gets a lot of spam. I don't really know how to do much with it, so any advice would be helpful.
Thanks, :)
Major Tierce
Tell them to stop giving out their email address to everyone :p
Comcast doesn't sell email addresses - if you get "spam", it's because you authorized it.
And no, I don't work for Comcast :D
www.gmail.com
and then dont give out your email to any online crap. simple.
Ok, but is there any way to stop it?
Salute Major,
These might give you some insight and a few tips and tricks...
http://www.comcast.com/
Comcast Home
http://www.zip2.us/email/comcast_email.html
Comcast Email
Eg ;)
I think this covers your second question...
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Tell them to stop giving out their email address to everyone
or...tell them to do what I do...make no transactions whatsoever on the net...if you can't buy it in the store you don't need it.Quote:
and then dont give out your email to any online crap. simple.
Gmail.com is still in beta testing, PM me your email address and I'll send you an invite... Or check here for an invite:
http://www.antionline.com/showthread...hreadid=264427
Huh, it seems that http://isnoop.net/gmail/ has been shut down, that's news to me :(.
Here are two reveiws for products. One is freeware/shareware, the other is only pay-fer.
http://www.techsupportalert.com/best-antispam.htm
Its almost impossible to use an email without getting spam. If it is published anywhere on the web it seems to eventually get picked up. Most of it isn't authorized.
/edit : The pay-fer looks kind of cool. It uses user sumbissions to of actual emails to set its parameters, and so no legit messages get blocked.
well those programs are for outlook, however I found on that site (somewhere I can't find them now) tools that will transfer your mail from yahoo or hotmail, etc, to outlook, and then from there you could use those tools...