Spamjab Charging?

fwor

alison. wrote: »

So do you think I will start getting SPAM?

That depends how careful you are with your email addresses. I always keep a couple of spare email addresses ready for use for registering on forums, etc, and then change them out as soon as I get spam. My personal email address only gets used for friends and stuff I can trust.

TBH, Spamjab looks (from their website) to be a dying service. The last entry was at least 2 years ago, which doesn't inspire confidence. If spam were a problem for me, I'd use one of the free alternatives mentioned earlier.

D.K.

Yeah, I'll change too. Trouble with avoiding spam is you may reply to someone who isn't so careful and before you know it your address book is getting used. Once spam starts then that's that. Separate addresses helps a lot though.

alison._2

when I send mail, it still has the link at the end..........Protected by www.Spamjab.com {TAOHJErDDCSkLu1sZi} ?!?!?!

bessie1234

They have people reading your emails as their 'filters', they are mostly not very good either. If you in any way value your email security change your email password now, once you have done this the service will no longer apply to your account. You may need to reset your settings to those provided by your email provider.

pasttense

Hi. I am trying to de-register from Spamjab but find they no longer answer their phone it goes to a message "The server you have called has cleared" They don't answer emails. Warning to anyone who did agree to pay the charge and set up a recurring thing with Paypal. I just cancelled my Paypal auto payment; good job too as I see it was now set there for a twice yearly £20 + VAT payment! The company Q1Online Ltd is disolved apparently. Did you know that there is also a Filterspam.com - exactly the same looking site with same email and phone etc but in orange and white instead of green and white.

How can I deregister with Spamjab. I have altered my incoming mail server to btinternet on my Outlook details but Spamjab are still intercepting all mail from my BT server. I notice you say change your password in Spamjab - I'll try that.

pasttense

Hi Bessie1234. It works - change your password with your ISP - of course - Spamjab use the same password so if they don't know your new one they cant intercept your mail. Bingo. Thank you so much. All mail now coming straight to my inbox via my bt account. :A

pasttense

Done it. Changed password in Outlook so spamjab couldn't collect mail from bt internet. That stopped that. Then wrote Recorded Delivery to spamjab at their office

Q1Online Ltd
Clarendon House Business Centre
Shenley Road
Bor,
WD6 1AG

had email back in reply to letter from [EMAIL="support@spamjab"]support@spamjab[/EMAIL] (even though I had emailed them umpteen times before with no answer!) Removed all traces of my from spamjab. Hurrah!