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To find out which fields spammers consider most fertile for harvesting, investigators "seeded" 175 different locations on the Internet with 250 new, undercover email addresses. The locations included web pages, newsgroups, chat rooms, message boards, and online directories for web pages, instant message users, domain names, resumes, and dating services. Results: The investigators found that within the first 6 weeks alone, 86 percent of the addresses posted to web pages received spam. It didn't matter where the addresses were posted on the page: if the address had the "@" sign in it, it drew spam. Source: http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/pubs/alerts/spamalrt.htm We can't guarantee you won't get any spam, but you will receive less spam using Freedback than if you use an unprotected submission method. Here's how it works: Instead of using your email address in your form like most services do, we use a unique token ID.
Most services look like this: email=user@domain.com As soon as someone submits a form on your site we will send you a copy of what they submitted. Submissions are also stored in our secure database for your review. |


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