Some good advice. And, if you happen to be using Apple's Mail
application (and possibly others), you can 'bounce' messages at will,
which essentially tells the sending server that you email address is
not valid. I also use a service called SpamCop that sends nice letters
to all of the sysadmins of the originating content. It seems to have
worked too. I don't get a lot of spam anymore, and I only start using
these devices when it starts to fill my inbox again.

Now, if I could only find some way to read all of the Vanagon emails I
get...

jh

Begin forwarded message:

> First ... you don't want to unsubscribe.  It only confirms that yours
> is
> a valid e-mail address and your spam volume will increase.  Even if all
> they do is sell your address to others (note the plural).