How do I insert a NOSPAM in to my email on a web based email address
and how do I reply to the newsgroup using the same email.
Normally I use a POP3 email address but end up with loads of spam.
TIA
Geo
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How do I insert a NOSPAM in to my email on a web based email address
and how do I reply to the newsgroup using the same email.
Normally I use a POP3 email address but end up with loads of spam.
TIA
Geo
Hello George
if using OE go to tools/accounts/news/properties then edit the email address
you see displayed eg replace . with dot, add nospam anywhere etc.
Replies to NG should not be affected.
regards ian
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Quoted message said:How do I insert a NOSPAM in to my email on a web based email address
and how do I reply to the newsgroup using the same email.Normally I use a POP3 email address but end up with loads of spam.
TIA
Geo
"ian" <ianandhelena@tiscaliDOTcoDOTuk> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Hello George
if using OE go to tools/accounts/news/properties then edit the email
address
Quoted message said:you see displayed eg replace . with dot, add nospam anywhere etc.
Replies to NG should not be affected.
regards ian
It depends on your ISP, but you might find that their news server won't
allow you to post unless the email address quoted looks like a real email
address. I set up a machine for a friend last week, and put his address in
as nameATwanadooDOTcom and spent ages trying to figure out why Outlook kept
getting errors back when I tried to post to a NG. Change it to
[email hidden] and all was well.
"George" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:How do I insert a NOSPAM in to my email on a web based email address
and how do I reply to the newsgroup using the same email.Normally I use a POP3 email address but end up with loads of spam.
TIA
Geo
Unless you have your email address on one or more websites, much of your
spam will come from the newsgroups. Spambots are very good at picking up
email addresses from newsgroup postings
Check your news server account settings and change your email address by
putting a word, such as SPAMLESS before the @ in your email address
If you want, use a signature that says: remove SPAMLESS from my email
address to reply
Pete
Pete said:
"George" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:How do I insert a NOSPAM in to my email on a web based email address
and how do I reply to the newsgroup using the same email.Normally I use a POP3 email address but end up with loads of spam.
TIA
Geo
Unless you have your email address on one or more websites, much of your
spam will come from the newsgroups. Spambots are very good at picking up
email addresses from newsgroup postingsCheck your news server account settings and change your email address by
putting a word, such as SPAMLESS before the @ in your email address
I would suggest being a little more cunning in your spam trap. The
abstards are getting wise to "remove this" no spam" and the like.
An alternative is to install Mailwasher http://www.mailwasher.net/ to
clear the junk off your POP server before you check for mail with your
mail/newsreader software.
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Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster Gasworks"
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"George" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:How do I insert a NOSPAM in to my email on a web based email address
and how do I reply to the newsgroup using the same email.Normally I use a POP3 email address but end up with loads of spam.
TIA
Geo
Unless you have your email address on one or more websites, much of your
spam will come from the newsgroups. Spambots are very good at picking up
email addresses from newsgroup postingsCheck your news server account settings and change your email address by
putting a word, such as SPAMLESS before the @ in your email addressI would suggest being a little more cunning in your spam trap. The
abstards are getting wise to "remove this" no spam" and the like.An alternative is to install Mailwasher http://www.mailwasher.net/ to
clear the junk off your POP server before you check for mail with your
mail/newsreader software.
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Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster Gasworks"
You're right, they are getting cunning
I found that mailwasher, spamtrap, etc., didn't work for me. I kept losing
too many genuine emails, in spite of my best efforts
Pete
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cook.freeserve.co.uk says...
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"George" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:How do I insert a NOSPAM in to my email on a web based email address
and how do I reply to the newsgroup using the same email.Normally I use a POP3 email address but end up with loads of spam.
TIA
Geo
Unless you have your email address on one or more websites, much of your
spam will come from the newsgroups. Spambots are very good at picking up
email addresses from newsgroup postingsCheck your news server account settings and change your email address by
putting a word, such as SPAMLESS before the @ in your email addressI would suggest being a little more cunning in your spam trap. The
abstards are getting wise to "remove this" no spam" and the like.An alternative is to install Mailwasher http://www.mailwasher.net/ to
clear the junk off your POP server before you check for mail with your
mail/newsreader software.
If you have an account, such as Wannadoo or Demon that gives you a sub
domain and lets you have multiple e-mail addresses (eg.
[email hidden]) or if you have registered your
own domain, create a different account for ng use. Then use the mail
client filters to either delete mail to this address or to filter it off
to a different folder for later review (easier if you have a client such
as The Bat that support multiple accounts/filtering/intelligent use far
better than OE).
--
Darren
"Darren G" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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cook.freeserve.co.uk says...Quoted message said:Pete said:
"George" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> How do I insert a NOSPAM in to my email on a web based email address
> and how do I reply to the newsgroup using the same email.
>
> Normally I use a POP3 email address but end up with loads of spam.
>
> TIA
>
> GeoUnless you have your email address on one or more websites, much of
your
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Quoted message said:spam will come from the newsgroups. Spambots are very good at picking
up
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Quoted message said:email addresses from newsgroup postings
Check your news server account settings and change your email address
by
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:Quoted message said:putting a word, such as SPAMLESS before the @ in your email address
I would suggest being a little more cunning in your spam trap. The
abstards are getting wise to "remove this" no spam" and the like.An alternative is to install Mailwasher http://www.mailwasher.net/ to
clear the junk off your POP server before you check for mail with your
mail/newsreader software.If you have an account, such as Wannadoo or Demon that gives you a sub
domain and lets you have multiple e-mail addresses (eg.
[email hidden]) or if you have registered your
own domain, create a different account for ng use. Then use the mail
client filters to either delete mail to this address or to filter it off
to a different folder for later review (easier if you have a client such
as The Bat that support multiple accounts/filtering/intelligent use far
better than OE).
--
Darren
Great idea. I think I'll do that!
Pete
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