More than 90 percent of all email messages are spam. Most email providers have filtering systems that do a good job to catch spam messages. But there is a surge that past filters pollute our inboxes spam messages. I have noticed that spam more than usual lately, so here a tip that may help reduce future messages.
When you receive a spam message, don't open it, but it garbage immediately. Firstly, you should report the message as spam to your ISP. Here's how Gmail and Google Apps users can report spam. Other messaging systems have similar procedures.
If you use the web interface of Gmail, select the checkbox to the left of the name of the sender, and then click on "report spam". Mobile web interface has a similar option.If check you mail using IMAP and courier such as Outlook or Apple Mail client, you can report spam by moving messages to the folder called [Gmail] Spam.If you use Gmail for Android, application select the checkbox to the left of the row object, and then click the menu button and select report spam.
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