I wish it were that easy, but how to eliminate spam email? I'm tired of getting spam in my email and do not know how to eliminate it. Already several people have told me this problem lately, and is that spam will never less.

Trick to avoid spam in email

There are many forms of spam, but the spam is most often bother. I read an article a few days ago a social network spam to its users, and invite you to invite your contacts, and remained at the same time with these spam emails to send them too.

Whenever we want to put our email on a blog, it is advisable to put an image that includes email and possibly in a legible, but a bit distorted. For example:

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If we can not, we can put the email is disguised as write to the account within the domain "galder.net" or "email@gmail.com" The systems have not read the mail, but any human other.

For sites where you can not upload an image because they are not your own websites or blogs, there is a fairly simple system for using e-mail aliases to avoid spam greatly.

It is only the slogan of divide and rule, when you sign up at any website, or give in the bank, or some company mail, you have to be careful.

Not sure if from those companies, or from these services will send you spam, so it is advisable to create what is called email aliases.

The aliases are e-mails that have no space, but are redirected everything they receive via e-mail if you have a mailbox, well, space. We can create as many aliases as you like, all the same account, redirected to the first photo.

For example, see the example as e-bank domains and redirect to our e principal, @, which is what we read regularly. If the bank begins to send too many emails, or go to other companies our email, to delete this redirect will do, and we will not receive communications from his, and of course keep the other @ domain redirects as well as the main email.

The bank will give that bank @ as it arrives, is redirected to the primary mailbox: principal.

Also in this way can we know when we receive spam, who has unveiled our email, if we get a third-party advertising in which we have given our bank @ email to know which was the bank who has sold or past data.