Dragging meryl.net Name through Mud

Ack! I started off the day with 2500 email messages! 2450 of it spam. Someone used meryl.net to send spam. The sender name had all kinds of first and last names, so my inbox (the catch-all for meryl.net. A catch-all email address gets all emails that have been misspelled or don’t exist.) got all the … Read more

Stop Spam Scams

How to protect your business by Meryl K. Evans and Tamara Halbritter Spam is not just an inconvenience. For legitimate businesses, it steals productivity, may erode your brand and rob you of revenue. Consider the following: In 2001, a European Commission study found the average worker spent 10 minutes a day sorting through unwanted solicitations. … Read more

Degunking Your Email, Spam, and Viruses

Those who know me recognize my penchant for an organized system for everything including the house, computer, and cubicle. Over the years, I’ve adapted various strategies for keeping my email box clean. Too often, I’ve had on occasions when I saw others’ email boxes and just squirmed at the clutter. One person had a long … Read more

The Spam Letters

The book is based on Land’s Web site of the same name, spamletters.com, which I discovered a few years ago and submitted a letter. The spam letter in question is about hydrogen peroxide and it’s included in the book (p. 112). The original letter is presented along with Land’s creative and hilarious reply to the … Read more