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Spam in Email InBox
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The best deal if you have spam in your inbox is to either delete it, filter it for future block, or report it to the Federal Trade Commission. What you will do if you decide to send it to the FTC, is to send a copy to spam@uce.gov. The FTC will use this email address to store the spam email into a database. Once it gets placed in the database, they will use law enforcement officials to track down and arrest the offenders. [br][br]People may not realize this, but this action to report spam to the FTC does work. Many spammers have been caught and arrested. So don't overlook them. They are in place to help. [br][br] |
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86% of email addresses posted on websites are used by spammers to send unsolicited emails?
63% of all "Remove me from your list" requests are not honored.
Spam accounted for 80% of all e-mail received in 2004, up from 62% in 2003
63% of all "Remove me from your list" requests are not honored.
Spam accounted for 80% of all e-mail received in 2004, up from 62% in 2003