OWH,
By the way, I have to make a comment. We moved to OneWorldHosting back in May from another vendor. I have never been sorry for that decision. OWH has simply been the most reliable and responsive host I've ever seen. Response to my technical questions has always been exceptionally good.
Thanks for the follow up.
Keith
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If you use our NOSPAM service, and follow our Spam Fighting Guidelines you can reduce the amont of spam that reaches your mailboxes.
For what remains, there are a handful of tools and practices we recommend:
- CLIENT SIDE FILTERING
There are now many fine PC-based filtering tools which can be integrated with your PC or Mac based email program.
POPFile and SpamBayes
are two well-regarded tools which have gotten excellent reviews, and are free for downloading.
- EMAIL MASKING
Email Encoder - A snippet of code to protect any email addresses on your website from being harvested by "spambots." Details below.
Email Encoder:
Have you noticed that the amount of spam you get every day went up a notch when you started your web site? The reason is that spambots are busy harvesting site-based email addresses for spam lists. You can avoid this problem by posting an email "description" rather than an address - "send email to Susan @ HerDomain.com", but that's not particularly friendly to your visitors. A more useful approach is to create a snippet of code that looks and works like the address you need, but can't be harvested.
The Encoder we present below is a great answer to this problem, using numerical equivalents to create a snippet of Javascript code you can simply cut and paste right into your web page (note: do not use a single quote mark - ' - in your link or hover text).
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