If you are currently receiving spam messages, you can rest assured that your address was not obtained through our records. We do not provide member information to third-parties.

When you are viewing webpages, there is a chance that your e-mail address is being relayed to another source. Simply loading a webpage will not cause this to happen. However, you can transfer personal information about yourself if you click on a button or link. It is possible for webpages to mask the relaying of personal information so that you are unaware it is happening.

To avoid the capture of your e-mail address, you may wish to:

• Remove your e-mail address and other personal information from the Mail settings within your web browser (e.g., Netscape Navigator, Internet Explorer, Mozilla, etc.).
• Use an e-mail program completely separate from your web browser, such as Eudora.

Spam from Newsgroups

There is also a chance that you will receive spam messages and attachments from unknown sources if your e-mail address is configured within your newsreader. To ensure you don't receive a mass of spam messages when you post to newsgroups, one solution is to configure your newsreader so that your "Reply To:" address is different from your actual e-mail address.

Finally, if your e-mail address appears on any webpage, anywhere on the Internet, whether you put it there or not, you could receive unsolicited e-mail. Major search engines list many links to websites devoted to the definition of Spam and techniques to avoid receiving it.

Click here to report a domain, registered with MyDomain.com, that you believe is responsible for sending unsolicited commercial bulk e-mail.