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Quick Instructions
Spam-Stopper is not hard to use. Simply
follow the instructions below. If you need any help or have
any questions, please feel free to contact our technical
support
department.
1.
Sign
up for a full working account HERE ($3.95) or FREE
Demo HEREl
2. Visit
the Spam-Stopper members section.
The first time that you enter the members page, you will
be asked to provide your email address. This information
can be changed any time in the future, but to get started
Spam-Stopper will need to know where to forward your incoming
email.
The
initial setup has been completed at this stage. You can
start using our virtual domain right away.
Using the Spam-Stopper:
To start using Spam-Stopper, simply give out email addresses
using your virtual domain. There is no special configuration
and no one will ever get your real email address.
How it works:
Next time someone asks you for your email address make up
one using a name that will help you to know who is sending
you mail. You can give out as many addresses as you like
without ever configuring anything further.
Examples of addresses you might give out
when asked:
Mom asks for your email address: mom@your-user-name.spam-stopper.net
Walmart asks for your address: wlmrt@your-user-name.spam-stopper.net
HotMailer asks for your address: hmail@your-user-name.spam-stopper.net
*your-user-name
shown above should be replaced with your Spam Stoper login/user
name
If you get the idea, each person that asks you for your
email address gets their own. This will give you the ability
to know where the spam is coming from and simply turn off
that one address to solve the spam problem.
If you start receiving spam, look to see where it is being
sent to. If the spam was addressed to hmail@, you know that
someone at HotMailer sold your email address to a list broker.
To solve the problem simply go to the Spam-Stopper member
page and click on the option to "Block SPAM".
Next, type in hmail and click on the submit button. You
will no longer get any mail addressed to hmail and the spam
problem has been nipped in the bud.
If you would like to send a small message to the sender/spammer
each time an email is received at this address, you can
use the filter
options to block recipient and include a small
text message auto response. Even though you will never see
the spam sent to this address, the spammer will get your
message.
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