MailWasher

There was I thinking no one loved me, as I hadn?t received any emails from anyone! Reading through an opinion site I saw something that grabbed my eye for a while, how to make loads of money online courtesy of Nitroclicks.com. Eager I headed over and signed up. Being not quite the normal intelligent person that most dooyoo writers are. I didn?t bother to open an email account with hotmail or other similar site. I was well happy when my account balance began to grow up the $dollar scale, and all I had to do was sign up for some sites for free. Anyway time rolled by and I began to get a few more emails, reading through some of Nitroclicks ...  Read the complete review

If there is one thing which irritates me, it is having my mailbox trespassed upon. That is exactly what spam does. A potentially huge amount of unwanted mail, often of pornographic, sometimes fraudulent and generally just plain advertising content cluttering up my email box. Today I almost received one of these from Barrister Williams; a supposedly African lawyer acting for a client who needs to transfer capital from Nigeria to England and asks my help. The idea being that I deposit my own money in a British bank account first, in exchange for a large remuneration. He has to be joking, but there are those who have fallen for it already. I stress *almost* ...  Read the complete review

All of a sudden I look forward to getting a bit of spam in my e-mail. Why? Because I have now installed a neat piece of freeware called MailWasher that allows me to bounce the spam right back where it came from, before I download it. To the spammer it looks as if my e-mail address no longer exists and, by bouncing their pornographic promises or offers to make me a million overnight, I am helping to clog up their mailbox with useless messages, too. Ha! The more people who use MailWasher, the more hassle we give those spammers. So, come on folks, what are you waiting for? MailWasher can be downloaded from ...  Read the complete review

I like Spam I do, always enjoyed spam fritters at school and a few slices gently grilled with a bit of pickle make a nice sandwich. It's quite cheap and easily available - a good store cupboard stand-by. Oh, no, not THAT spam?? Ho hum. I suppose to one degree or another one of the hazards of using the internet and having active (or even not so active!) email addresses is the dreaded junk mail ? or Spam as the electronic form is known. Personally I get TONS of the stuff flying at me from all directions offering me cheap Viagra (?!) and advising me that they can make my penis bigger ? very clever of them considering I haven?t even found it yet being female. ...  Read the complete review

Well, I see not everyone was convinced by my Sneakemail review that they might need to hide their real email address from potentially spam inflicting websites. But I have to disagree. Over the years, I opened myself up to getting large amounts of spam by giving out my real email address to places on the Internet, such as newsgroups and websites. Since most web-based email programs are nothing more than honey to spam bees, I've stopped using most of those as well (even my brand new G-mail account gets spam - but their filter is wonderful). So when a friend told me about Mailwasher, I decided to give it a try, and I quickly felt that the number of pieces of spam I was ...  Read the complete review