I define Spam/Junk as anything I didn’t sign up for that is bulk mailed.

I have also signed up for the DoNotCall registry maybe 5 times. I have done that many times over the years. If I were getting 10 a day, I could open each one and click unsubscribe. I have not signed up for any news outlet notifications - it is part of my web religion - so I know these are uninvited, spam or not. Oz’s miracle cure (about 10 a day - ABS, CBS, etc….) I know it looks like NBC, but is not. I have gotten exactly the same spam message for maybe 20 different name brands, none of which I have any relationship to - Sam’s, for example. The problem is there are many spam sites masquerading as real sites. Yes, I know the difference between unwanted email and spam. When you're done, you'll get one or two unauthorized emails a month, and no spam. Maybe, it will take time until your email looks like that, but that's the goal. In my Junk File, for example, there's only garbage. 'Spam,' on the other hand, is what's left in your Junk File. That's an invitation to malware and identity theft. Do not double click any unfamiliar attachment. However, if the unwanted email ever has an email attachment, that's a warning. If it says, 'Click here to unsubscribe' or something like that, that's your 'opt out' option. 'CNN Breaking News,' 'Forbes Breaking News,' 'The Master Key,' 'Anderson Cooper 360,' or 'Costco Customer Bonus' are all 'Unwanted email.' These emails always have some text somewhere on the bottom - something like this: 'Unwanted email' are advertisements, email bulletins, and the like. There can be a big difference between 'unwanted email' and 'spam' - although if you're getting several hundred unwanted emails a day, they all seem like spam. I hope you'll contact Communities again if you have additional questions.

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