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Well Yippie Skippy for the FTC?

The Federal Trade Commissions Consumer Protection Division now says that SPAM only accounts for 67% of the email you get instead of 70% to 80% and they are attempting to call this a victory?


Fraud The Consumer; FTC

The Department of Justice’s Federal Trade Commission’s Consumer Protection Division’s CAN SPAM Act, Anti-SPAM Group had defrauded the American People say many Anti-SPAM activists.


Throw the FTC Employees in Prison

Well so much for the public humiliation of the CAN SPAM Act. Sure it was a great idea and concept, make a law and get rid of all that insane junk mail in your email in box. It makes a lot of sense. Only one problem


Federal Trade Commission Budget FY 2007

The Federal Trade Commission has requested some 223 Million Dollars in their FY 2007 budget despite their piss poor previous performance to protect the public. Luckily the President of the United States did not give them all that money, but he did provide them with sufficient monies to carry on.


Federal Trade Commission Vows to Fight Spyware and SPAM Fraud

The Federal Trade Commission has been telling the world how they will stop SPAM and what happened? Well since they started it went up some 3000 percent or more. Did they stop it? No. Did they slow it down; who knows, I sure have not noticed, my guess is no way. But they claim they have?


Save Time, Money, and Hassle - Stop Spam

Spam can be an absolute nightmare, and one that seems to spiral out of control in some of my email accounts. Read how this can cause problems and also how it can be stopped.


Spam Filters

In the present, technology-driven time, working on computers and the Internet is indispensable. For those who work on the Internet extensively, spam is a huge annoyance. Defined as unsolicited e-mail, often of a commercial nature, sent indiscriminately to multiple mailing lists, individuals, or newsgroups, spam increasingly became a headache for net surfers, until spam filters came into existence.


Best Spam Filters

Spam filters have now become an integral part of Internet usage. Offering easy and user friendly methods of keeping unwanted mails away from the computer, these filters have become immensely popular amongst the users of World Wide Web.


Free Spam Filters

The increasing demand for spam filters amongst Internet surfers has made it imperative for the software developers to make and offer highly user-friendly and effective spam filters, free of cost.


Spam Techniques That Will Get You Banned Or Penalized

The search engines hate spam, and this article looks at what constitutes spam so you can avoid being penalised.


Why is the FTC Able to Define Every Word Except; Incompetence

Recently I was reading a 200 page report by the Federal Trade Commission on business opportunity propose legislation. I then noticed how much time was spent defining words in their report. In fact most of it was definitions and they failed to define a one word which summarizes the entire Federal Trade Commission or FTC and that word is; incompetence.


FTC Worthless in Every Regard

Some say that the Federal Trade Commission is worthless in every regard and as a studier of their endeavors I completely agree. It is unfortunate to keep reading the Federal Trade Commissions BS press releases, propaganda and public relations pieces knowing that they are misrepresenting the truth and using deceptive advertising tactics on the consumer.


Ad-blockers Now A Necessary Application

Adverts. The scourge of the Internet. It turns out that it’s actually quite expensive to keep a website running, especially if that website is popular and contains images or worse, music, video or other multimedia.


The Mozilla Firefox Plug-In

As simple pop-up blockers get more and more common, other forms of advertising are getting more common. From classic banners to obnoxious sliders and Google textads, advertising is once again proliferating on the web


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