When it comes to email forwarding, sharing isn't always caring Like everyone else on the planet with an email account, you, too are getting these forwards. You may also be guilty of sending them. So then, let's talk about the issue of email forwards and the fragile social fabric of relationships.
There's a scammer born every day Before we begin our story, we want to be clear: this is must read article. Hurricane Katrina was a devastating disaster. Like many of you who weren't in harm's way, we felt an almost overwhelming need to help, to do something. The generosity of Americans and our friends in other countries is nothing short of astounding. Unfortunately, another group of people watched the disaster. These folks didn't feel an overwhelming need to help. These folks sought to feed on the generosity of those who care. These people are the phishers. If you're not careful, these phishers could do you considerable harm while you seek to do good.
Rules are not anti-spam filters Contributing editor Diane Poremsky can't understand why people are so fixated on using rules to delete spam. It's time consuming to keep the rules updated and, because spammers keep changing their addresses (often using fake addresses from legitimate domains) and use creative spelling for their products, it's often a futile effort. You just can't win at this game using rules like this, but you can waste a lot of time trying. In this helpful article, Diane shows you how you should rethink your spam-fighting strategy.
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