Re: Security of email addr in submitted form
From: Alexander Edgren (edgrale@NOSPAM.pp.htv.fi)
Date: 05/31/02
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From: "Alexander Edgren" <edgrale@NOSPAM.pp.htv.fi> Date: Fri, 31 May 2002 11:57:15 +0300
If you _trust_ the company, eg your electricity company then go ahead and
give your e-mail
address. I'm sure they have a strict policy not to give it to anyone else.
I keep giving mine out to companies and I don't get much spam... a few (2-4)
a week and I'm sure
my e-mail address has been taken from newsgroups in those cases.
In short, go ahead and give your e-mail addy to an electricity co. I mean
why would they give
it to anyone else? That makes no sence.
You can also have two e-mail addresses, one for important stuff and one for
not so important.
"Justin D" <reply@to.group> wrote in message
news:#sZM4wHCCHA.2580@tkmsftngp05...
> Hello group
>
> I have learned not to put my email address out there on the Net- does that
> include a form submitted to a known company? eg an Electricity Co which
> needs to email me a password to pay my bills. What help are
> mydecoyEmail@abc.com tactics, or telling them in another field of the
form,
> put this keyword in the subject or I'll filter the email out...
>
> Thanks
> J DT
>
>
>
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