The reality with most of today's anti-spam products is that the technology their software uses is unable to isolate and filter out 100% of junk mail from legitimate email.  When spam continues to arrive in your email program, it is because the spam continues to defeat these products, requiring substantial time and effort from you to manage your email.  

You may already use a spam blocker or spam filter product that promises to keep your "inbox" free of spam.  Many of those products, however, merely send all the spam to other mailboxes in your email program with different labels, but still require you to examine their contents to retrieve incorrectly categorized legitimate email.  In effect, these programs' success depend on substantially shifting the burden of doing the critical ongoing spam blocking work to you.  Somehow, they just forgot that all the boxes in your email program that receive email are your inboxes, regardless of what they  call them.  This doesn't really address the problem of stopping the spam.

Also, merely not reading the spam and/or deleting it will do nothing to discourage future mailings.  That's because most email marketers who send spam get paid according to the number of emails that get delivered, while those hiring them are the ones who must worry about response rates.  Those response rates have been estimated as high as 4-5%, so there is plenty of incentive for both parties.  If spam arrives anywhere in your email program, the spammer will get paid, thus perpetuating their financial reward for sending it.  Spammers typically don't get paid on bounced mailings, however, and our system uses that against them as indicated below. 

Depending on how valuable one considers their time, managing email inboxes can be quite time consuming and expensive.  Email Security Solutions does not believe that managing multiple inboxes is an acceptable approach to getting rid of spam, as indicated below under "How We Stop Spam".

The Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") has made it clear to the industry that it does not intend to create a "do not spam" list, proclaiming instead that it wants ISPs to develop and agree on a common authentication standard, so that the real sender of an email message can be more easily identified.   Until that is accomplished, it will be business as usual for spam and its senders.  

In today's environment, it is virtually impossible for an individual email user  to identify and ferret out for legal action those actually sending them spam.  Even ISPs, with their great technical resources, find it extremely difficult to locate spammers, often devoting months to the endeavor, with no guarantee of success.  With many spammers pocketing an estimated $100,000 or more per month, there is great incentive to continue their operations.   

"How did my email address get on the spammers' lists?", you may ask.  "How did they find me?"  The answer may surprise you.  While many email addresses are "harvested" for spamming from online newsgroups, chat rooms, and similar exposed locations, most email addresses are located via mass mailings sent to possible email addresses that are created by spammer software programs.  If the program happens to have created the email address you are using, your email address will begin receiving spam.  Spammers know that most email users prefer short, often catchy, easy to remember email addresses, and capitalize on those preferences. 

Further, should you make the critical error of clicking any of the spam's "links" to ostensibly get "removed", or if you send an angry message to the "return path" email address in the spam, all the better for unscrupulous spammers.  All you will have done is confirm that your email address is "live" and available for more spam from the spammer who located you, and from other spammers to whom your email address will likely be sold.  

When spam arrives in your email program, you can use your ISP's tools to report the message as spam, and block what you believe is the originating ISP, but the email's "return path" address is almost always forged by the spammer to redirect recipients who send angry return emails to a dummy box, or worse to an innocent third-party.  Hence, blocking the "return path" email address will be futile and counter-productive, since the spam did not originate from that email address.  Engaging in this activity rarely stops additional spam from the same sender from arriving in your email program, and amounts to little more than wasted time.

How We Stop Spam

"What can I do to make it stop?", may be your next question.  First, don't take seriously those who tell you that changing your email address will not stop spam.  When done properly, as our patent pending process does, it is one of the best means to quickly get rid of spam, and using our service will keep it away.  We also bounce the spam back to the sender so that those sending it do not get paid on attempted mailings to you.  That takes a financial bite out of their business.  

As an example of our results, we manage one email account that had been receiving over 750 spam mails daily, and immediately after implementing our system their spam dropped to zero (that's "0"), and has remained at zero since commencement in November 2003, while using the same email identity we originally created for them.  

It is not necessary to purchase, install, learn, and commit considerable time to operate a software program whose spam stopping results may not be adequate.  Just join our service, we will create a new encoded email address for you, and our system will provide you with spamless email.  Full membership costs only $3.95 per month.  After joining, you won't need to devote any of your time to challenges, spam filters, "white-lists", "false positives", or any other anti-spam activity. We do all the work to block spam from your online experience, while you merely use your email normally.  If you are dissatisfied with the results, just cancel your low-cost membership at any time, with no strings attached.  There will not be any software to "uninstall" that might leave residual files on your computer.  It's that simple.  

Our motivation is also quite simple.  We are totally committed to stopping spam and its burden on the internet's development, and created this low-priced service as a vehicle to share with the email community our empowering, liberating invention that blocks spam, but requires virtually no anti-spam work by the user.  Accordingly, our join plans have been constructed to reach even the most skeptical who genuinely want to achieve spamless email.  

Unlike most anti-spam products, we bounce all spam back to the sender, which means they don't get paid for a delivered spam mail, and that hurts the spammer's revenues.  We believe that reducing the financial rewards from spamming is critical to defeating it.  

Furthermore, in joining our service, you won't have to become a "spam fighter" should you not choose to.  You don't have to wait until ISPs develop an easier way to locate and prosecute those sending spam to stop it.  That process could take some years, but our service's winning solution is available now for those who truly wish to inexpensively get rid of spam, with no hassles.  We invite you to review our various join options and Join Today!  

For more information on spam, visit the FTC's website at http://www.ftc.gov.   

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