Don't Make This Mistake...
Hello there
I've made a mistake that has cost me dearly and I want to warn you not to make the same mistake.
That mistake was putting my email address on my webpages (online articles, etc).
In fact, never put your autoresponder email address ona web site or online article either!
Why?
Spam bots. An email harvesting piece of software is used to search for email addresses across the web andsuck them in like a massive vaccuum cleaner on steroids.
Next thing you know, you're getting bombarded withgarbage in your inbox and you're wondering "what the heck is happening?"
Want to know the easiest target for these harvestors?
Your "Contact" links on your web sites!
They're usually hyperlinked to your email address,right?
Chances are you have this bright red target on severalof your web pages right now.
I've had sites up for years that I've forgotten aboutthat have them. So it didn't take long to figure outwhy I receive 1,000 spam emails a day.
I started using a Contact Form which was a godsend forsome time. But out of the blue I received a notefrom my host company that they had to shut it down due to spam complaints. What?!
Well, guess what? Seems 99% of the Contact Forms outthere are not secure and can be attacked by these botsas their personal portal to send out emails as they see fit.
Starting to get the picture?
Does this make you as mad as it makes me?
Well, I just found a solution. I just received anemail from a friend of mine who heard about it. So I promptly jumped over to see what it was all about.
Long story short, I downloaded this solution ASAP.
It's like a contact station, and it's an all-in-one secure website contact solution that solves the email harvesting problem, provides an attractive interface for site visitors and installs easily in a matter of minutes! The best part?
It's only $7.
I was expecting it to be $47 or so, so imagine my pleasant surprise when I got to the order button.
Do yourself a favor and get this now.
=> http://www.linkbrander.com/go/38680
Hope this helps,
Kind regards
Eva Browne-Paterson
I've made a mistake that has cost me dearly and I want to warn you not to make the same mistake.
That mistake was putting my email address on my webpages (online articles, etc).
In fact, never put your autoresponder email address ona web site or online article either!
Why?
Spam bots. An email harvesting piece of software is used to search for email addresses across the web andsuck them in like a massive vaccuum cleaner on steroids.
Next thing you know, you're getting bombarded withgarbage in your inbox and you're wondering "what the heck is happening?"
Want to know the easiest target for these harvestors?
Your "Contact" links on your web sites!
They're usually hyperlinked to your email address,right?
Chances are you have this bright red target on severalof your web pages right now.
I've had sites up for years that I've forgotten aboutthat have them. So it didn't take long to figure outwhy I receive 1,000 spam emails a day.
I started using a Contact Form which was a godsend forsome time. But out of the blue I received a notefrom my host company that they had to shut it down due to spam complaints. What?!
Well, guess what? Seems 99% of the Contact Forms outthere are not secure and can be attacked by these botsas their personal portal to send out emails as they see fit.
Starting to get the picture?
Does this make you as mad as it makes me?
Well, I just found a solution. I just received anemail from a friend of mine who heard about it. So I promptly jumped over to see what it was all about.
Long story short, I downloaded this solution ASAP.
It's like a contact station, and it's an all-in-one secure website contact solution that solves the email harvesting problem, provides an attractive interface for site visitors and installs easily in a matter of minutes! The best part?
It's only $7.
I was expecting it to be $47 or so, so imagine my pleasant surprise when I got to the order button.
Do yourself a favor and get this now.
=> http://www.linkbrander.com/go/38680
Hope this helps,
Kind regards
Eva Browne-Paterson
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