James Hunkins wrote:
It would seem that, regardless of the fact that my contact @ email
address for my QDT software web pages is not mineable, it has ended
up on someone's junk mail list big time. Normally this happens
because the address would have gotten into someone's mail address
hitchies wrote:
Jim - bad luck; and you are not on my lists. :-)
Tony: Re - Best way to check is to Google for your literal email address
Go on. Tell the uninatiated (like me). Please. ;-)
Yours gargling and gurgling, but not googling,
John in Wales
I receive a large amount of
Did the same suggested google search - nothing.
The address that I referred to is an address that I own under my
business web location - no way it was sold.
The only way it is displayed on the site is in a special graphic that
can not be machine read. And if a viewer clicks on the link to
By the way, that is a terribly high amount. It sounds like there is
no spam filtration from your service provider plus the addresses are
'released'.
Most spam today can easily and reliably be filtered at the mail host
sites. The only times that I have heard of a problem is with a few
