Monday, March 2, 2009

Secure Your Email Adress

By Amanda Somrekli

The internet has greatly opened up so many opportunities to eke out a living. Many people are buying domain names, hosting, and also blogging, involved in affiliate marketing, writing articles and creating other cash generation avenues.

More people are searching for a quick stress free way to make money online without a website. It is really possible and it requires you follow these simple steps which is not exhaustive.

You can choose items of interest to you. For example, if you are likely to be shopping, you may opt for shopping information to be mailed to you. If you don't want any information, you can refrain from choosing any one.

You can also have an email address that makes use of your own domain name. In this case you may have to spend a small amount of money, but the email address that you get will be unique and bear your individual or your company name.

Every program has its own method for allowing you to import your address list and export it. It is important to familiarize yourself with your program so that you do know how to back up your list...just in case.

This could be your company name or your family name or something like that making it unique to you. Usually hosting companies offer multiple usernames with a domain name.

Even if this data was published online, it would still be nearly impossible to keep it completely updated.

You can also create free email accounts on your my high speed cable Internet service provider. Some high speed cable Internet service provides free email accounts to its customers and is a good way to stay in touch with friends and family.

The trouble came in the form of spammers, or as I like to call them 'pond life'. What they did was use free email accounts, Hotmail in particular, to wage their nasty little spam campaigns, and over time Hotmail and by association *all* free email accounts got a bad name.

Instant, and extremely user friendly, emails have increasingly become an integral part of day-to-day communication. However, unwanted spam is a major hassle that email lovers face every hour.

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