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Getting tired everyday deleting spam from your mailbox? Let’s face it. Even though no one likes receiving spam, deleting spam is still a part of almost any Internet user’s daily routine. Unfortunately, the problem only seems to be getting worse. What can you do to keep the spam from getting worse? There’s a few things you can do you might want try this.

Get yourself two separate e-mail address
You should have one e-mail address that you give out only to close friends and relatives,anyone with whom you would have personal communication. Then establish another e-mail address with a provider such as Hotmail or some other online account, and use that address every time you fill out a form on the Web that asks for an e-mail address.


Dont let the ad influences you
Most spammers will only continue to spam as long as it is profitable. By refusing to purchase any items that are advertised in spam, then eventually it will no longer be profitable.

Dont Even Say A Word to Them
Never, ever respond to a spam. Responding to spam, whether to a “remove” address or otherwise will only worsen the problem. Responding to spam only tells the spammer that your address is a valid e-mail address that accepts spam. Don’t expect to get removed from any lists that way.

Turn Off Your Cookies
Many of you will quarrel with this rule, because legitimate Web businesses use cookie technology to save customers time and to serve them better. But browser cookies have a dark side. Some unscrupulous businesses use them to obtain information from you when you visit their Web site.ou and your students can minimize the chances of your e-mail address being broadcast to every Web site you visit by turning your browser cookies off, or at least making your browser ask for confirmation before accepting cookies.

Report spam to your ISP

Most ISPs have strict anti-spam policies. Your students should report spammers to their ISPs. In many cases, there is a good chance that the account used by the spammer to get on the Internet will be disabled by the ISP. As a last resort, you can fight spam with filtering software.