Savannah W-ITS

Hopefully, you are not too troubled with email SPAM – SPAM being emails that are un-solicited where the goal of the sender is to:

• either trick you into action or
• invite you to click on a link and lead you to some action.

Note that it also likely that you receive ‘call to action’ emails from vendors with whom you have an existing business relationship (EBR.) Such emails also, typically include ‘active

Dealing with Email SPAM – options for your email server and email account(s).

Note – most of these items are beyond what an average user can do; talk with your email provider about these options; in many cases they are simple to implement as well as being reasonably effective at reducing SPAM email messages.  The free email approach (discussed below) may be a good solution for personal use.  If you are