Spam

Change your email address then don't give that address to anyone other then your friends and associates. Naturally there are sometimes transactions you need to make over the web that require an email address. for these you open a separate email account. if you stick to this regime religiously you will get very little Spam on your main email account and the rest will end up in your second account where you simply wipe it unless you are expecting some thing on it.

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Network+ guide to networks by Tamara Dean fourth edition

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This answer is correct, however; in the 5th edition the answer is in Chapter 4 on page 162.

A spam Mail is when A company Sends You Email To try to promote Their Produc Or To Flame,Best Avoided.

There is a major difference between an email listserv and a newsgroup. A listserv allows people to post things, while a newsgroup simply presents the information, and does not allow anyone to post.

Not likely, if the email address was provided by your previous ISP (Internet Service Provider). Because that email account is included in the package of benefits for paying customers. But yes, if the email address is available to anyone, such as webmail (Yahoo, Hotmail, Gmail, etc.), or an unrelated POP or POP-compatible email (GMX.net, Inbox.lv, Aim.com, etc., etc.).

It doesn't stand for anything. It was named after the tinned brand of pork and ham called Spam, featured in a Monty Python sketch where it was included in every meal. People will sometimes turn it into an acronym, such as 'S=Stupid P=Pointless A=Annoying M=Messages (SPAM= Stupid Pointless Annoying Messages)', but this is a 'backronym' - the word was coined first as a real word and an acronym form invented afterwards.

Do not open them in your email. Delete them or send them to spam immediately. Otherwise, you can change your email and just let the people you know have the address. Set up another email address for times when you need one for online or for a job application. That will keep the spam away from your personal email. You can also change the settings on your email, but that will probably become an annoyance, since some will be important emails that you would rather have.

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It depends on what kind of email you have and if you use a program (Webmail, Outlook, Hotmail, etc.)

Actually there is IP address(internet protocol address)

and ISP (Internet service provider)

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Spam

Unfortunately, there is no foolproof way to prevent spam from invading a computer, particular when using the web. The best options are to use a malware and virus protector, scan any suspicious emails, and also ensure that websites are safe to use.

You can't stop it. You can only stop receiving it.Solution: Filter out emails from your own email address. Or delete them from the mail server if you can. The specific way to set up such a filter depends on which email client or webmail service you use. There are too many email clients and webmail services to give specific filtering instructions for here. However, it's not hard to figure out how to do that. Helpful Ideas: A.) For my webmail accounts I set a filtering rule like: If 'From' = 'me@myaddress.com', Then Send to 'Trash'. B.) For my POP email accounts I use the free "Email Remover" program to delete all spam directly from the mail server, before opening my email client program. But my email client isn't set to check automatically for new emails. That's common. A lot of spammers spoof (fake) the "From" address to make it appear as if it's from your own email address. It really isn't from your address though, as you can verify if you read the information in the email headers. Presumably, they think you'll be more likely to open it out of curiosity if it looks as if it's 'from' your own address.

That's common. A lot of spammers spoof (fake) the "From" address to make it appear as if it's from your own email address. It really isn't from your address though, as you can verify if you read the information in the email headers. Presumably, they think you'll be more likely to open it out of curiosity if it looks as if it's 'from' your own address. Delete it without opening it, unless you've recently sent yourself email from that same address, which isn't necessary at all. If you must send yourself email reminders or whatever, use 2 or more email addresses and send yourself emails from one to the other. Solution: Filter out emails from your own email address. The specific way to set up such a filter depends on which email client or webmail service you use. There are too many email clients and webmail services to give specific filtering instructions for here. However, it's not hard to figure out how to do that. Helpful Ideas: A.) For my webmail accounts I set a filtering rule like: If 'From' = 'me@myaddress.com', Then Send to 'Trash'. B.) For my POP email accounts I use the free "Email Remover" program to delete all spam directly from the server, before opening my email client program. But my email client isn't set to check automatically for new emails.

Filters may be set up to automatically route messages from certain domains or addresses, or with certain words ("keywords") or phrases in the subject line or message text, to a spam folder. This is one of the reasons spammers use subject headers that have nothing to do with what they're selling, or substitute characters in keywords ("V1agra", "ph@rm@cy", "er*ction," "me-di-cine", etc.); to get around the filters. Some will even send the message as a .jpg or other graphics file, so there is no text to be caught by a filter.

There are more than a dozen free email services from which to choose. A web search will help you find the one that best suits your needs. Your local internet provider might have it's own email service which will be offered to you.

If you live in Canada, visit nili.ca to open your free Canadian email.

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IP addresses are assigned by a particular authority called IANA. IP address is of two types IP version 4 and version 6. The database where names corresponding to IP address are stored is called name space.

The name is said to come from a Monty Python skit in which the word "Spam" (referring to the tinned meat product) is repeated dozens of times. Spam email is similar in that it is repeated endlessly and annoyingly.

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