If you use Gmail or Outlook.com as your mail provider, Bulc Club automatically appends the forwarder alias to the email address to make it easier for you to do this. While Gmail doesn’t officially offer traditional aliases, they ignore everything after a plus (+) symbol in your email address. So, Bulc Club appends your forwarder alias (credit-report) to your Gmail and Outlook.com addresses automatically when it forwards the mail to you.
One of Bulc Club’s many advantages is that you can automatically see who sold your Bulc Club forwarder. And while this may satisfy your curiosity for why you could’ve been receiving additional bulkmail, it also goes a long way toward preventing it, along with anxiety, stress, and even identity theft. Intrigued?
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Press — May 29, 2014
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Over 100 billion bulkmail messages are sent every day. You may know them as spam, junk mail, unsolicited email. Whatever you call them, they’re annoying. At the least, they clutter your inbox and present the risk of you missing important emails from family, friends and coworkers. At the worst, they put your computer at risk for viruses and make you susceptible to identity theft and costly or time-consuming processes to keep yourself and your contacts safe.
Nobody has provided a safe, easy, and inexpensive method for eradicating these annoyances from our lives. Until now. Read more