What’s In Your Email? Put Controls On Your Spam.

My email inbox is swarmming with spam. I get about 200 to 300 messages a day that are pure spam (not the messages I want) and these range from every gimmick and deal you can think of; including dating services wanting to fix me up (I’m fixed, thank you!).

What’s in your email inbox? Anything like these?

Mail from Attractive Daily Savings informs me that I must “Hurry, rates will go up.” Of course, it’s all about the money. Mortgages are hotter than dating services in.... (excerpted).

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