Anyone know which freeware might be associated w/ZoneAlarm?

[dr_ml422]

Just recently been getting offers from zonealarm and I could swear I never used my new isp address w/them. Been coming to my Gmail and my mail is forwarded from my isp. Any takes on this? I throw it into spam. Haven't completely read up on Gmails spam feature other than putting it in there, so don't know if chucking it in there and then deleting it will still get to Gmail and they can eventually take care of it.

[DrinkOrDie]

The obvious answer is that Zonealarm is freeware.

[dr_ml422]

Drink I know that. I meant any other freeware that might have assoc. w/it. I don't use it anymore and they had my old address. I haven't used them in over a year now.

[ed klein]

Fake e-mail address work really great for me. If you get too much junk mail just delete you fake e-mail address, plus using your fake e-mail address for certain vendors lets you know where the junk mail is coming from.

Also, what has worked very well for me is sending a nasty letter to the internet service provider associated with the vendor that send you junk mail.



Used to have over 150 junk mails per day, now down to approximately 7 to 8 per day.

P.S.
The software program hi-jack this also helped me eliminate a back door slip in e-mail program that I was not aware of.

[dr_ml422]

I'm going to do that header thing you suggested in the other thread and send a nasty letter back to the isp behind zonealarm. I don't get spam at all. just this one's been coming. I just have several reputable forums and online purchasing sites along w/just a couple of friends I chat with. One on a regular the others every so often. So it's not out of hand yet but I will cut it in the butt asap so it won't get crazy.