For example, I got an email this week from “Thiago DaSilva” and he wasn’t selling cheap Tag Heuer watches or Viagra. After nearly trashing it, I realized it was actually in response to a request I had made.
It’s a bit creepy when spam begins to resemble real emails and, worse, real emails begin to resemble spam.
PS, I have business email through Yahoo, and it lets every bit of spam through–probably 80% of my emails are spam, and I have to delete them. Anyone know of a way I could take my Yahoo-provided domain name to another provider who deals with this problem more effectively?
