What’s In Your Email Inbox That Should Not Be?

I’ve been down and out for more weeks and months than I care to remember.

The problem when waking up is catching up. Catching up on email from weeks of inactivity is a major chore. Why? Junk mail.

If you’ve been using the internet and email as long as me, and have as many old email addresses as me, then you’re getting plenty of junk mail.

Most of it is junk, right? What have you done to filter all the junk mail from the good mail?

It’s a process and there’s no.... (excerpted).

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