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by Jennifer Doubrava
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If you’re like me, the first thing you do in the morning is check your email. The last thing you want before you’ve even had a cup of coffee is to be bombarded by massive amounts of spam! More and more spam fills my inbox, making checking email a daunt- ing task. Obviously, the easiest solution is to not give out your email address unnecessarily, but that proves harder to do these days when so many companies and websites require that you provide one. I keep a free email address from my Internet provider around for the bulk of these types of sites, but more and more I am getting spam in my personal domain inbox.
Luckily, I use cPanel for my websites and email, so there are several options to help prevent an overload of spam at the click of a button. While there are a lot of ways out there you can manage spam, I’m going to cover those readily available to website owners in cPanel. BoxTrapper and SpamAssassin are the two that are most widely used through cPanel.
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