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April 27, 2012

Spammed By My Own Email

Good Morning Gentle Readers,

You know it's bad when your throw-away email address is hijacked and it spams your real email address. It's like: WTH? What are the odds? How is that even possible? 

SIDEBAR:

TWC has a throw-away email address he uses for internet surfing and online purchases. It is a way to guarantee little to no spam at his regular email addresses. Does it work? Sure it does, because no matter what the seller tells you, once you buy, you will be bombarded with email solicitations from the seller and whoever else that guy passed your info along to. Very few can resist the temptation.

Keep your inbox free of clutter without sophisticated software be using a throw-away email address. Do it today. Maybe someday you'll get an email from yourself that you didn't send. If you do? The delete key looms large........

As Always,

TWC

 

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