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5 Responses to “Spammed Stock: TMXO”

1. roy Says:
   September 9th, 2006 at 5:18 am

   Please unsubscribe me from your mailing list and any other list you have access to, I do not want info on stocks or shares and am fed up to the back teeth having to clear 20 stupid emails everyday. please oblige

2. enhanced Says:
   September 10th, 2006 at 6:12 am

   Hi,

   I am the owner of this website. I want to make it clear that I am **not** the party responsible for sending you these stock market spams.

   I am stock trader who trades with an active only community. I have created this website for informational use only. The other people and I do not want to trade any stocks that have been spammed, as these stocks are heavily manipulated and border on Securities and Exchange Commission fraudulent activities.

   You can ask me to remove you every day for a year. Unfortunately, I can’t help — since I’m not sending these stock spams. I am in no way involved with any of the spammers emailing you folks. The best option you have is to report the spam to your ISP or to the senders ISP. If you do not know how to do this, search google.

   Thank you for understanding.

   Best Regards,
   Nick

3. Erik Says:
   September 30th, 2006 at 8:23 pm

   I recieve these e-mails as well. The problem is that they keep coming from different mailadresses. The reason I get them is because they come to a domain I own and obviously it sends it to a random user, such as xvzji@domain.com. The result being that they all end up in my main mailadress.

   This weekend, however, I started recieving Undelivered mail notices claiming that users from my domain are sending mails to recipients that are rebounded back (because the go to users like qwcjkk and similar). This annoys me.

   If anyone knows what I can do, any advice would be deeply appreciated. Please respond under this post. (sorry for any inconvience this post may cause)

4. enhanced Says:
   October 7th, 2006 at 5:16 am

   Hi Erik,

   Sorry for a delayed response. Your host may offer some spam filters for your domain name to use. I am my own host and I have implemented a few kinds of spam filtering at the server level. A few of the server level methods block spam before the message even hits the server.. it will block certain IPs that are known spammer IPs and use other tactics to confuse spam mailing programs.

   Granted a lot of spam does come through.

   I use the Mozilla Thunderbird email client which has built in junk mail filtering (which is turned OFF by default). This junk mail filtering Thunderbird is GREAT. You can mark messages as spam and Thunderbird will learn what kind of spam you receive.

   This one-two punch combination of server spam protection and end-user email client spam filtering works VERY well for me.

   If you’re interested in switching web / email hosts for your domain name, fill out my contact page form or email me and I can give you some good recommendations.

   Hope this helps you Kris (and everyone else!)!

   Best Regards,
   Nick

5. Alain Says:
   December 5th, 2006 at 4:43 pm

   what else you can o is use a website like www.spamarrest.com, I do and it works great.

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