In the interest of ensuring your privacy, SBCIS does not, in any way, publicize your e-mail address or any other subscriber information -- all such data is kept strictly confidential. This is not only our own internal policy, but a requirement of federal law as well. I got spam that's targeting an alphabetical list of pacbell.net customers. If I don't publicize my pacbell.

Spammers have a lot of different ways to get your address. The only thing you can be sure of is that they will get it sooner or later. You can learn more about their methods here. See similar questions...

There are several ways spammers can obtain a person's email address either directly or indirectly. A spammer will commonly sell or trade lists of email addresses. So once an email address is on one list, it may be merged with other lists and might be nearly impossible to remove. To reduce spam, control the email address and how it is used. See similar questions...

In the interest of ensuring your privacy, Southwestern Bell Internet Services does not, in any way, publicize your e-mail address or any other subscriber information -- all such data is kept strictly confidential. This is not only our own internal policy, but a requirement of federal law as well. See similar questions...

Three things: First, we will notify you by email if any of the bills you entered are re-entered by someone else (known as a 'hit'). Second, we will notify you of new and interesting happenings at Where's George?. Third, people will be able to send you anonymous email about your bills. You can enable and/or disable each of these features on the User Settings page. Your email address will never be sold, disclosed, or used to send unsolicited commercial email (UCE or SPAM). See similar questions...

If you find that a spammer is forging your e-mail address, run, do not walk, to your ISPs abuse desk. People reporting the spam to abuse may not check to see if the sending address matches the originating ISP. Your account could be in jeopardy. Send any evidence you have of the forgery to the abuse desk with an explanation of what is happening. See similar questions...

If your email address is included as a clickable link (or even plain text) on your web site, then this was likely collected by a spam bot, or email harvester (see the next FAQ for details). If you use Microsoft FrontPage forms on your web site and have configured these to send results by email, the email address is included in the HTML of the page, so was probably also collected by s spam bot, or email harvester. See similar questions...

I respond to every student email that I receive, but due to the complexities of electronic communication your message may not reach my in-box. If you send me a message and don’t hear from me in a reasonable time (see question above), double-check the email address that you used and try again. Further problems? Leave a message on my office phone and we’ll diagnose the email problem together. See similar questions...

There are many ways that "spammers" harvest and collect email addresses to build their lists. Although you need to be careful of where you leave your email address at Web sites, in newsgroup posts, and when chatting, sometimes you'll end up on a list without exposing your address whatsoever. It's common for spammers to guess at potentially valid addresses by taking a common username and adding valid domains to it. Paradise. See similar questions...

If you start to receive Monster communications, even though you have not signed up direct to Monster, this is more than likely due to the fact you have signed up to an employers website that uses Monster technology. If you've applied to a job on a website that uses Monster's technology, this will automatically create a Monster account for you using your email address. See similar questions...

If you answered Yes the questions above then you should check your spam folder/filter settings. Your certificate is an attachment, sometimes our email gets caught there. If you selected a different expedited shipping method ? such as Priority Mail or overnight delivery then your certificate is printed and shipped no later than the next business day after you successfully complete the course. See similar questions...

Over time, people tend to switch from one email address to another. So when you registered with myname@some-isp.com, using myname@another-isp.com won't work. This website relies on cookies. You may find that when you disabled your browser cookies, your login cannot be remembered. Futhermore, you also need javascript enabled to see the cookies warning. See similar questions...

We search for and purchase lists from list brokers. We then merge any new lists with our existing database. We estimate that our database is the biggest database of email addresses that has ever been created. It's a good thing that our very own Dr. Dave is one of best database experts in the www (whole wide world) and knows how to create and manage this much data. See similar questions...

We will change your email IP address if we receive any spam complaints about your web site. CybrHost uses one primary IP address for all incoming and outgoing email for our clients. We can not tolerate any spam complaints on this email address. This would be quite detrimental to CybrHost and its' clients. So, once we receive a spam complaint, whether valid or not, we move your email address of off our primary IP address onto a unique email address for your domain. See similar questions...

NO. The University does not provide lists of email addresses to any external parties. Your address may be available through the University directories, however. Student addresses are available through the web-based directory only for those who have given permission (see the UA email management service). Faculty and staff email addresses are available in both printed and web-based directories. This information is considered public knowledge, similar to an office phone number. See similar questions...