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Originally posted by =^..^=
so suddenly you start getting flooded with emails all going to "[email protected]"
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You don't use commonly guessed names like support, info, admin, webmaster, customerservice etc...
Instead you would blacklist the commonly used names either beforehand or as they get spammed.
And for your own interaction with customers, always try to protet your address if you can... I need to finish doing that on some of our sites.
Use webforms that don't have the recip email in the source for customer interaction... ie a form that uses input type="hidden" name="email" value="
[email protected]"> Is worthless.
This method in this thread can work better than anything else currently out there if you use it right.
I still need to update a lot of our sites to use this... been too busy but its on the todo list
