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Originally posted by assassin17

Do you get a lot of unsolicited e-mail sent to addresses listed on your web pages?

By breaking your email address into portions, you can prevent a large amount of email spammers from grabbing it.

This JAVASCRIPT code creates a very nice email link on your web pages and defeats MANY of the spambots. Just change myemailname and mydomainname to match the portions of your email address;


<SCRIPT type="text/javascript">
<!--
var part1 = "myemailname";
var part2 = "mydomain.com?subject=Contact Inquiry";
var part3 = "Click here to e-mail";
document.write('<A href="mai' + 'lto:' + part1 + '@' + part2 + '">');
document.write(part3 + '<\/A>');
// -->
</SCRIPT>


Copy and paste that code into your pages. You will soon begin to see a dramatic reduction in spam e-mails. (It won't cut down the people who already bought a list with your email on it, so you won't see everything eliminated right away)

If you insist upon revealing your actual e-mail address on web pages, the best way to eliminate Spambots from scanning it is to make a JPG or GIF graphic of your email address, instead of typing it. Spam-bots read the source text of a page and images must be read by human eyes.

Combining these techniques will result in a dramatic reduction of Spam e-mail caused from computer programs that scan past your web site pages.

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Originally posted by assassin17

You can easily add your Yahoo email account to Outlook or your email program. The settings are available on your Yahoo email page.

After that, when Outlook pops open, you can select whichever account you want to send from via the ACCOUNTS button at the top.

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