Other antispam tips are:
- Don't use a catchall e-mail address on your
domain name.
- Don't use e-mail aliases that are easy to guess, such as sales@ and
webmaster@.
- Don't give your e-mail address as a mailto: link in the html code of
your website, it will get picked up by the spam bots. Instead use a web
form script to allow people to contact you.
- Create multiple e-mail accounts for yourself, if necessary using
free webmail accounts. Use one for your trusted friends and business
contacts, and another when
you
are
signing up for less trusted sites which
may sell
your
e-mail
address
to spammers.
- If you receive a spam e-mail that has an unsubscribe link, don't
use it. It will only tell the spammer that they have sent the spam
to a real e-mail address and it will make matters worse.
Those that enjoy using Mozilla Firefox may also be interested to know that Mozilla produce an e-mail client, Mozilla Thunderbird, which has built-in anti-spam functionality.
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