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Avoiding the Impact of Spam

It is estimated that 56% of all mail that passes through the Internet is spam, and managing it costs an average of $874 per employee per year. Currently, there is very little that can be done to prevent spam from being created and sent. The only effective remedy is to implement a filtering system to aid in the management of this nuisance.


Read this Article if You Want to Stop Spam

One way to stop SPAM is to have two email addresses; your regular one and one you use while online when typing in forms. You real one you never give out expect to friends and close business associates.


Take Control of Your Inbox - Eliminate Annoying and Potentially Harmful E-mails

Halt spam in its tracks! Spam blocker software filters undesired commercial advertising to save you time and hard drive resources. It auto-configures Outlook, Outlook Express and Eudora email accounts for immediate relief from spam.


How to Reduce Spam - Simple Common Sense Techniques

This article will touch on very basic common sense techniques that can efficiently reduce the amount of spam. This article is particularly useful for all those who intend to start an e-commerce business, or just put up a website, for fun or profit.


What You Must Know About Spam

Spam is about consent, not about content. It doesn’t matter what the message is about: porn, ads or lottery. Only if the message is bulk and was not solicited than you can condemn it as Spam.


Internet Basics: SPAM is Like a Mosquito in Your Bedroom at Night

Ever have a mosquito in your bedroom at night? That's what SPAM is like.


A World Wide Web Of Spam

Internet experts have declared that spam costs money for both consumers and internet providers. Read this article and find out why!


Well Yippie Skippy for the FTC?

The Federal Trade Commissions Consumer Protection Division now says that SPAM only accounts for 67% of the email you get instead of 70% to 80% and they are attempting to call this a victory?


Fraud The Consumer; FTC

The Department of Justice’s Federal Trade Commission’s Consumer Protection Division’s CAN SPAM Act, Anti-SPAM Group had defrauded the American People say many Anti-SPAM activists.


Digging into Spam and Filtering Services

If you talk to anyone who uses email, spam is something that is frequently on there mind. How often is it that you open your inbox checking for an email from your mom, and you end up with emails with subjective titles involving animals, and foreign objects.


How a Server Spam Filter Saves Time, Money and Downtime

What is a server spam filter?


Strategies To Fight Email Spam

If you are a business owner and you rely on email, spam is going to be a major concern. How you address it can make a big difference in employee efficiency. Email spam has been a nuisance and has gotten even worse over the last several years. Email spam slows down server performance and can eat away at storage.


Federal Trade Commission Budget FY 2007

The Federal Trade Commission has requested some 223 Million Dollars in their FY 2007 budget despite their piss poor previous performance to protect the public. Luckily the President of the United States did not give them all that money, but he did provide them with sufficient monies to carry on.


Way to Block Spam - Bayesian Filter to Fight Back Spammers

The number of Spam, Phishing, Fraud and Non English Character mails have increased many folds. A bayesian filter with White/Black List capability, integrating seamlessly with MS Outlook and Outlook Express, to fight back spammers.


Federal Trade Commission and Its Service to Consumers

The Federal Trade Commission is one of the greatest agencies in the United States Government and they are in charge of protecting the consumer from fraud. The United States Justice Departments Federal Trade Commissions Consumer Protection Division is a fine example of how the government protects you the consumer. Or so they say?


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