When
you use Spam Slicer, you can change your email address
at any time by adding an identifier within your address:
So
any time you set up a new merchant relationship, sign
up for various lists, join organizations, or post your
email address, you can hand out a distinct address.
The minute you see a spam message sent to that distinct
address, you can block all subsequent mail to that
address with just a few clicks.
So if you're johndoe@mycompany.com, you can use:
- johndoe.bankname543@mycompany.com, and
- johndoe.newslettername@mycompany.com
And if you're janedoe@spamslicer.com, you can use:
- janedoe.merchantnameJune2005@spamslicer.com, and
- janedoe.auctionname@spamslicer.com
If you use the Spam Slicer Small Business Edition, you
can even power your entire domain with Spam Slicer's unique
virtual email address system -- complete with a simple
administrator's dashboard. What happens when mail arrives
Arriving mail from somebody in your address book (or
on your acceptable senders list) will automatically go
into the inbox of your favorite email software.
If the sender is not in your address book or on your
acceptable senders list, it will be placed in a separate
folder for later viewing, or deleted immediately -- at
your option.
You may also turn off junk mail before it reaches your
system or local network. When you notice that one of
your coded email addresses has been sold or harvested,
simply log into Spam Slicer and turn it off. This will
not affect your other mail, and will make sure that spammers
cannot use common spammer tricks to avoid your block.
Identifying Phishing schemes
To protect yourself from fraud, use Spam Slicer to positively
identify each account with your bank, merchants and others.
If a mail message looks like it is from one of these
entities, but doesn't have the correct identifier in
your incoming address, it's a fraud.
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