One way to reduce spam being received at a website email link is to
encode the email address in javascript. This is beyond a lot of
site-owners though who may have designed their site without manual
coding.
Does anyone know of a utility (or a simpler method) to change the
contact email address on an existing site so auto-spammers are
deterred please?

Make an image of your email addres and post that.

steve

bookworm wrote in message
...
One way to reduce spam being received at a website email link is to
encode the email address in javascript. This is beyond a lot of
site-owners though who may have designed their site without manual
coding.
Does anyone know of a utility (or a simpler method) to change the
contact email address on an existing site so auto-spammers are
deterred please?

http://www.just****inggoogleit.com/search?query="protect+email+address+download"
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...wnload&meta =

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bookworm wrote in message
...
One way to reduce spam being received at a website email link is to
encode the email address in javascript. This is beyond a lot of
site-owners though who may have designed their site without manual
coding.
Does anyone know of a utility (or a simpler method) to change the
contact email address on an existing site so auto-spammers are
deterred please?

Thanks Steve

I'll have to find from them how the site was designed in the first
place

On Wed, 5 Apr 2006 08:46:12 -0400, "Steve Cochran"
wrote:

Make an image of your email addres and post that.

steve

bookworm wrote in message
.. .
One way to reduce spam being received at a website email link is to
encode the email address in javascript. This is beyond a lot of
site-owners though who may have designed their site without manual
coding.
Does anyone know of a utility (or a simpler method) to change the
contact email address on an existing site so auto-spammers are
deterred please?

Thanks Bob

A lot of them are cures rather than prevention but I'll have a good
look through


On Wed, 5 Apr 2006 10:54:40 -0300, "AlmostBob"
wrote:

http://www.just****inggoogleit.com/search?query="protect+email+address+download"
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...wnload&meta =

How about if you enter it in text instead of as a link?


Jack



"Steve Cochran" wrote in message
...
Make an image of your email addres and post that.

steve

bookworm wrote in message
...
One way to reduce spam being received at a website email link is to
encode the email address in javascript. This is beyond a lot of
site-owners though who may have designed their site without manual
coding.
Does anyone know of a utility (or a simpler method) to change the
contact email address on an existing site so auto-spammers are
deterred please?

The bots can read the text as an email address.

Tom

"Jack" wrote in message
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| How about if you enter it in text instead of as a link?
|
|
| Jack
|
|
|
| "Steve Cochran" wrote in message
| ...
| Make an image of your email addres and post that.
|
| steve
|
| bookworm wrote in message
| ...
| One way to reduce spam being received at a website email link is to
| encode the email address in javascript. This is beyond a lot of
| site-owners though who may have designed their site without manual
| coding.
| Does anyone know of a utility (or a simpler method) to change the
| contact email address on an existing site so auto-spammers are
| deterred please?
|
|

Does it help to make NOSPAM part of the email address?


Jack



"Tom [Pepper] Willett" wrote in message
...
The bots can read the text as an email address.

Tom

"Jack" wrote in message
...
| How about if you enter it in text instead of as a link?
|
|
| Jack
|
|
|
| "Steve Cochran" wrote in message
| ...
| Make an image of your email addres and post that.
|
| steve
|
| bookworm wrote in message
| ...
| One way to reduce spam being received at a website email link is to
| encode the email address in javascript. This is beyond a lot of
| site-owners though who may have designed their site without manual
| coding.
| Does anyone know of a utility (or a simpler method) to change the
| contact email address on an existing site so auto-spammers are
| deterred please?
|
|

Not particularly. A lot of the bots know to remove that.

--
Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE
"Anyone who prefers security over freedom deserves neither."

"Jack" wrote in message

Does it help to make NOSPAM part of the email address?

"Tom [Pepper] Willett" wrote in message
...
The bots can read the text as an email address.

"Jack" wrote in message
...
How about if you enter it in text instead of as a link?

"Steve Cochran" wrote in message
...
Make an image of your email addres and post that.

bookworm wrote in message
...
One way to reduce spam being received at a website email link is to
encode the email address in javascript. This is beyond a lot of
site-owners though who may have designed their site without manual
coding.
Does anyone know of a utility (or a simpler method) to change the
contact email address on an existing site so auto-spammers are
deterred please?

Not only that, but they read the source. I have email addresses in forms
only on my website and you have to click on the button on the form to show
the email address, and they find them and spam me.

steve

"Tom [Pepper] Willett" wrote in message
...
The bots can read the text as an email address.

Tom

"Jack" wrote in message
...
| How about if you enter it in text instead of as a link?
|
|
| Jack
|
|
|
| "Steve Cochran" wrote in message
| ...
| Make an image of your email addres and post that.
|
| steve
|
| bookworm wrote in message
| ...
| One way to reduce spam being received at a website email link is to
| encode the email address in javascript. This is beyond a lot of
| site-owners though who may have designed their site without manual
| coding.
| Does anyone know of a utility (or a simpler method) to change the
| contact email address on an existing site so auto-spammers are
| deterred please?
|
|