Anti Spam Society (A.S.S)

When I turn on my computer my life changes beyond my wildest dreams.

I win millions on the lottery every day, I get offers of love from beautiful Russian Supermodels and I get free iphones, laptops, Televisions and much, much more.

Now someone out there in Internet land must know about all of these offers from the Russian Super models because I get a lot of offers to help me in the bedroom department, Pills to increase the size of my manhood, pills to make me last longer with my newer larger manhood and I get offers of cheap cigarettes for afterwards.

The thing is though if one of these Supermodels actually did jump into bed with me I don't really think that I would need any help, apart from the ambulance with police escort that would be the order of the day when my wife found out about it. I would probably need a lot of pills after that and for the rest of my life for that matter and I would probably be on a life support machine too.

I also seem to be getting slightly forgetful because I have opened so many bank accounts that I have completely forgotten about, and it is blaringly obvious that I choose the wrong bank every time, every day there seems to be a problem with my account and they need me to send them my details so that they can update their records.

There are many more interesting offers out there in Internet land but alas they are all false promises, job offers, cars, shed loads of cash, and many more.

We can all have a laugh and a bit of a joke about it, but there is a serious side to it too, some people are actually taken in by these email scams and lose a lot of their money in the process. This is why spam is so prolific and it will always be around whilst there are gullible people out there who fall for the emails.

Spam filters in your email account can help, but if you don't know a spam email from a normal email you won't know how to use these filters.

A S S ( Anti Spam Society) is an in-joke at hubpages, but what if it was real a group of people sharing ideas and trying to educate new internet users and old the dangers of Spam email, would we make a dent in the problem? Probably not but maybe we could help a few stop them from clicking on those links in the email, stop them from giving out their banking details or credit card details to the shysters, prevent them from identity theft it would then start to hit the spammers where it hurt most in the pocket, and maybe just maybe the spam emails would begin to decline.