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We wouldn't want you to think that mailexpire is the only anti-spam resource on the web. If you're fed up with spam, there are many places where you can go for help. This is just a selection of spam links.
A great place to start finding out more about junk email is About.com's spam guide.The Coalition Against Unsolicited Commerical Email is a long-established, well-respected body. If you're looking for information, definitions and tips on how to protect yourself from Spammers, you really need to check out their website.spam.abuse.net is another excellent source of anti-spam tips, tools and information.If you've received some spam and would like to report the varmint that sent it, SpamCop is an efficient, automated method of reading through the email headers, figuring out who to complain to and sending off an appropriate message. All you have to do is cut and paste the offending email into the space provided.You can use Anonymizer's free service to hide your identity when surfing the net. If you sign up for their premium service, it works faster and you get access to extra services as well. Anonymizer is the ultimate in anonymous surfing |
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