PITTSBURGH, June 12 /PRNewswire/ -- Spam Slicer LLC (http://www.spamslicer.com), a junk mail reduction company, believes that people who rely on spam filters to fix their spam problems are waiting too long to attack the problem and creating more problems for themselves later on.

To help combat the growing problems of spam - Spam Slicer has released Spam Slicer Home Edition, a service that helps users avoid getting on spam lists and to identify how spammers got their names in the first place, avoiding much of the problem before it begins.

"The idea really developed from conversations that I've had with computer users via my radio shows and newspaper column," says David Radin, inventor of Spam Slicer. "This real world data gave me insights to invent a technique that is easy to set up and use - and works on almost all ISP accounts, including AOL, and most web-based services."

Spam Slicer combines proprietary patent-pending technology with commonly used methods to create an environment that is less spam ridden for the end user - and more costly for the heavy spammer to target. So Spam Slicer doesn't fall prey to the usual problems that plague typical spam solutions.

"I've had such a decrease in spam, it's unreal!" says Gerry Sonoskey, a Spam Slicer user. "Now every piece of mail I get is something I want to read."

Spam Slicer provides each user with a virtual email ID, which can be combined with identifying phrases. With this ID, the user can tell where the spammer got his name -- and can block all subsequent spam from that source -- even if the spammer changes his email address or sells the name again. In addition, Spam Slicer can be quickly set up to work with the user's ISP or e-mail software to block unsolicited mail targeted at his existing email inbox.
Spam Slicer Home Edition is available for $19.99 annually. The Family Pack is $29.99. Annual fee includes spam reduction enhancements as they become available.

About Spam Slicer LLC

Spam Slicer LLC is a join venture of City Net, a regional Internet Service Provider founded in 1995, and M. Masters Corporation, a consulting and media company founded in 1990, both based in Pittsburgh, PA