What do you think of the AWESOME and FREE Blue Frog Anti-Spam system????
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thanks...i will try!\nsince i use Mcafee internet suite....i don't really have any spam at all!!
379084
no spam, and actual free things, not like you get a free thing if you sign up for something really stupid.
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(I have to shout for this - sorry)\n\nSINCE 4 OUT OF 5 OF YOUR LAST "YAHOO ANSWERS" QUESTIONS MENTION THIS WEBSITE, AND 2 OF THEM ARE DUPLICATES, ITS OBVIOUS THIS IS SPAM\n\nSPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM\n\nSO ZERO - I WOULD INVEST ZERO.\n\n(all figures based on the time of this writing).\n\n\nNow don't get me wrong, it might be a good idea, but they way you are advertising it, brakes social rules of etiquitte. You trying to teach the kids that?????  I hope NOT!
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SPAM is out of control!  Take a look at TQM Cubed.\n\nBeside having  spam filter and adding the sender to the Block Sender list, you can forward the SPAM to the FTC who will take it from there.  Many federal agencies go after sickos that prey on children, but a lot of this crap is originated from out of the US and is next to impossible to track.
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I really think its a scam. I had a friend who tried to get a free ipod on one of those things and it never happened. They ask for other people's emails so they are probably trying to get emails to send people junk mail. Or perhaps when you click on those ads, they put spyware on your compter. I think its best to avoid them.
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Why Do You Need it, For Spam, hecking or what
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using filters isn't very succesfull and you guys know that. No matter how sofisticated it is - spammers will always get better and better. What you have to do is to be PROACTIVE as well.\n\nVisit this site. I am not working for them :) But I use this piece of software and my spam went down 80%. The rest is taken care by filters.\n\ncheck it here: www.bluesecurity.com
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yeah mark them as spam, and if possible un scbscribe from them \nand report them on www.spamcop.com\nthanks\nthanks\nregards\nislaminamdar@yahoo.com\njoin my randomizer www.allyours.info\ninamdarinfotech.com\nps. dont 4get to vote for best answer
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Never believe that crap that is in chain emails 99.9% of the chain letters have some form of false information. Think of what would happen to msn if it went from free to pay per month or per year. The users would drop and turn to alturnitive messanger services. Many users are teens or kids and would not be able to afford this cost. In all paying for msn would be a bad idea if it was even a real idea.
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I don't like spam! spam spam spam spam spammity spam
494721
try pressing the spam button and see if that works!!!
226060
Just go to www.yahoo.com and sign up.  It's free.  I've been with them for years and there's never been a problem with spam or pesty pop-ups.
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The following is a courtesy bulletain from bighoaxes.com, I'll include a link to the original article\n\n"Second Buddylist Chain \nStatus  Hoax \nComments \nThis email states that if you send this to 10 people, a new type of buddy list will appear. \n\n\n \nDescription Hey everyone! This is the coolest thing! This is sooooo kewl! All that you \nhave to do is send this to 10 people and a new type of buddy list will appear \nafter you send it! Mine can tell you exactly where someone is, who they're \ntalking to, and if they have more than 1 s/n, it tells you what it is. This \nis soooooo neat!! \nIt's colorful too. After you send it, click on the line. You can try to click \non it now, but it won't work. You have to send it to 10 people first. \nIt worked for me! Right now, I can see my friend's other screen name! And she \nis talking to someone we both know! It was also approved by AOL. This is not a \njoke. Beleive me. It took me a couple of days to make the new buddy list, but I \nhave a Buddy List 2000 If you click on it before, all you will see is your own \nbuddy list, so if you send it to 10 people and then click on the blue writing, \nyou will have a new buddylist in seconds "\n\nSo yes this is a hoax and you aren't going to have a magical buddy list appear :p\n\nAs far as it being a virus so long as nothing was loading, and your anti-virus software was up-to-date, you should be ok.  If you really want to be safe update your definitions and run a full system scan. \n\nBest of Luck,\n\nArmus\n\nEdit: As far as someone "tracking" your IP, this is what cookies do, they track user browsing.  Unless you have information on your computer valuable enough for a professional to take personal interest in you I wouldn't worry.  And if they really wanted your info they wouldn't use a chain letter hoax.  If you really want to make sure your computer is clean you can always reload Windows from the Operating CD's that came with your computer or with your OS when you purchased it.  I usually reload my operating system once a year to clean out old files and help everything run like new again.\n\nDon't call a private security firm, they will try to charge you an arm and a leg and they often prey on customer ignorance.
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That would be an excellent response to that spam email...but once you do reply...hundreds more pop up!
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Spam is part of having email. It will happen. It's not that hard to hit the delete button. Sure, it's annoying...but just delete them. Spamblocker does help, but it only catches about 75% of mine. But I'd rather delete 10-12 emails a day than 50. Antvirus has nothing to do with spam. Unless you open infected files. Don't even open spam (mine is set to view the content without opening it). Just delete it. McAfee is pretty good on antivirus and firewall, but I used a trial on their spamblobker. It sucks. It was more of a pain to go sort through that crap. It rather just hit delete.
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Unless it is something YOU have purposely signed up for NEVER unsubscirbe.  Spam monitors whose e-mail account is active, and they'll just send you more stuff.
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Is this SPAM?  I think so.