Re: email from Smeyers

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From: dave man (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 11/17/04 

Date: Tue, 16 Nov 2004 21:45:00 -0800

thats disposable too. but use the options and (junkmail)
email filter. set it on high. then if you still get them
then put in a checkmark and click block.works for awhile.
consider an email address with numbers in it like
bubbles12567@ yahoo.co m .

>-----Original Message-----
>My email client is Yahoo.
>
>"JAX" wrote:
>
>> You don't say what e-mail client you are using, so it is
impossible to give
>> you specific instructions as to how to block this
particular sender. The
>> option to block a particular sender will probably be
listed in "Tools", or
>> something to that effect. As to what will happen if you
open the mail,
>> first, you will have acknowledged receipt of the mail,
confirming that yours
>> is a legitimate address, then most likely, the address
will be sold to other
>> spammers and you will be bombarded with more spam.
>>
>> Never give your e-address to anyone you don't know. If
you want to use
>> services that require an e-address, either setup a
separate account with
>> your ISP, or use HotMail, or something like that, where
the account is
>> disposable.
>>
>> LOL, JAX
>>
>> "schwa" <schwa@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:6F686601-869B-4994-806A-DFBC2FA79DEE@microsoft.com...
>> >I keep getting an email from Smeyers. This entity is
clearly spam or a
>> >virus.
>> > The subject line usually says "Hi" or "re:" or
"thanks" or something like
>> > that. I never open the email. I just keep hitting the
spam button. But now
>> > I
>> > keep getting more and more of them. I used to have an
automatic spam
>> > filter
>> > but I got rid of it because I was losing vital email.
Is there any way I
>> > can
>> > block this specific email address. And what is likely
to happen if I open
>> > it?
>>
>>
>>
>.
>

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