Joel Comm's Simple Spam Stopper
I had to retire my email address. I’ve had it for years. It was my name, at my domain. I hated to let it go… but it was flooded by spammers.
I tried SpamArrest, but found I kept going through the spam anyway for fear of missing something.
I finally took the advice of my friend Alex Mandossian and just retired the email address.
Email has become a very unreliable method of communication.
Enter Joel Comm’s new product: MyContactStation.
Really, this is a no-brainer.
And if you don’t get it… at least look at the handsome guy in the very first testimonial on this page.
You could try routing the email address through gmail. I forward my old address into a Gmail address, and then have the gmail address forward my mail to a new address. That way I don’t have to email everyone and tell them my new address. Gmail’s spam filter is probably the best, I watched it for the first couple weeks and only got a few good emails marked as Spam. Likewise, I only had a few bad emails make it to my new inbox. They’re really good at filtering.
I clicked your contact link, and it doesn’t go to the Joel’s new contact station script? Your testimonial says you’ve been testing it, yet your not testing it here? I was just wondering why? I am considering purchasing this software, and reading the testimonials on the main site is something I take very seriously. Is there a reason your contact station is not implemented here?
Fair question! My testing is for some of my other sites (behind the scenes, my team and I are working on rolling out NINE more sites in the next 30 days!).
When those sites go live, I plan to be using Contact Station on them. This one will come after that. The reason? We have to start somewhere. Seemed to make sense to start first on the new sites, because we’re building them now.