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Junk coming through website

g7nomie

2007-04-22, 6:18 pm

( I posted this message in the wrong subject earlier sorry!)

A bit long sorry.........
I have a form on a page of my website. It gives my possible customers a
chance to contact me with enquires or comments. The messages come direct to
my email.

The problem I am finding is that I am getting messgaes via this well which I
think are VERY INAPPROPIATE (if you know what I mean) Does any one know how
I can stop these as I am finding it a little distressing.

A customer has also contacted me and said she sent me a message which I did
not recieve so I am also wondering if there is some kind of possible virus
attached.

Please help!
Naomi

Mike Koewler

2007-04-22, 6:18 pm

Naomi,

You posted this after reading my reply in the "wrong group." I take it
you didn't like the answer?

Mike

g7nomie wrote:
> ( I posted this message in the wrong subject earlier sorry!)
>
> A bit long sorry.........
> I have a form on a page of my website. It gives my possible customers a
> chance to contact me with enquires or comments. The messages come direct to
> my email.
>
> The problem I am finding is that I am getting messgaes via this well which I
> think are VERY INAPPROPIATE (if you know what I mean) Does any one know how
> I can stop these as I am finding it a little distressing.
>
> A customer has also contacted me and said she sent me a message which I did
> not recieve so I am also wondering if there is some kind of possible virus
> attached.
>
> Please help!
> Naomi
>

g7nomie

2007-04-22, 6:18 pm

I did like your message, i'm sorry it's just a gentleman told me I had posted
in the wrong group so I tho I had better post in the right group so not too
upset anyone - does that make sense...........

"Mike Koewler" wrote:

> Naomi,
>
> You posted this after reading my reply in the "wrong group." I take it
> you didn't like the answer?
>
> Mike
>
> g7nomie wrote:
>

DavidF

2007-04-22, 10:18 pm

There is a quick solution for the problem of getting inappropriate
messages...its called the delete key. Seriously, if you solicit email via a
website, and even if you don't, you are going to get "inappropriate"
messages. That's just part of putting yourself out there on the internet. I
get around 200 - 300 spam messages a day, and the majority of them are
"inappropriate"...I have learned to live with it. Most of mine are caught up
by the spam filter, but I still have to scan the subjects and senders for
legit messages.

With that said, read the next post about "incorporating Captcha with
Publisher". You could at least slow people down a bit with the spam by
switching to the soupermail form program, but it would take more work than
hitting the delete key.

Sorry there isn't a good answer for this...it just comes with the business
of posting a website.

DavidF

"g7nomie" <g7nomie@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I did like your message, i'm sorry it's just a gentleman told me I had
>posted
> in the wrong group so I tho I had better post in the right group so not
> too
> upset anyone - does that make sense...........
>
> "Mike Koewler" wrote:
>

g7nomie

2007-04-23, 6:15 pm

Thank you very much for your feedback I really appreciate it

Naomi

"g7nomie" wrote:

> ( I posted this message in the wrong subject earlier sorry!)
>
> A bit long sorry.........
> I have a form on a page of my website. It gives my possible customers a
> chance to contact me with enquires or comments. The messages come direct to
> my email.
>
> The problem I am finding is that I am getting messgaes via this well which I
> think are VERY INAPPROPIATE (if you know what I mean) Does any one know how
> I can stop these as I am finding it a little distressing.
>
> A customer has also contacted me and said she sent me a message which I did
> not recieve so I am also wondering if there is some kind of possible virus
> attached.
>
> Please help!
> Naomi
>