DWHS
Web Hosting does not recommend under any circumstances
implementing Spam into your marketing strategies.
Our five years in the industry have shown that successful
webmasters do not need to use these methods and the
webmasters that do use them usually do not last.
With
this in mind, we do not allow any mass mailing to
unsolicited email recipients and will act accordingly
in the case your account is proven to be using Spam.
We do not allow what is called a "drop page"
where Spam e-mails direct their links to your web
page.
In
addition we have installed anti-Spam and Spam detecting
software on all of our shared servers at root level.
There
are hundreds of so-called Spam preventing websites
that list any server (company) whereby customers
have filed a Spam-complaint. The problem with the
Spam prevention websites is that they add server
names to a list without contacting the company for
an explanation. Without further Spam-complaints,
this can already take several months to remove.
The easiest and most noticeable fault with this
is that a competitor can get your website listed
with fake Spam. Hopefully, someday the service will
be more efficient but for now we highly recommend
not using these spam filtering websites with your
email account. Some free email accounts use these
spam filtering websites by default.
Our
email, as well as most professional email services
allow ways to create your own black list. If you
receive Spam simply enter the email, i.p., or a
key word to block that email from being sent to
you again. More spam filtering solutions are available
below as well.
If
you know of an account that uses Spam or have ideas
about how we can help prevent Spam please contact
us.
