Posts tagged: spam
Infographic of BULC CLUB Membership and usage derived from publicly available data as of June 1, 2021.
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For the past few months, we’ve been seeing numerous tweets by frustrated people indicating that Instagram shared their email addresses to spammers. However unethical their marketing practices, Bulc Club can quickly and easily protect your inbox, blocking all unwanted Instagram (…)
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The Perception of Top Level Domains and Abuse Considerations for Domain Buyers
News — November 13, 2018
As of November 2018, Bulc Club’s Members have rated over 60,000+ sender domains (and 85,000+ email addresses) for the type of email they deliver. These ratings are the intelligence behind Bulc Club’s free mail filtering and forwarding service, giving Members the knowledge over which businesses are selling/compromising their privacy.
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Bulc Club accepts mail based on a host of criteria, but mostly those relying on the IETF’s Email Address Internationalization standards. Once mail is received, it’s parsed based on User Rating, Bulc Club Member Rating, and Forwarding Options. All sender email addresses and domains may be rated by users and checked by the public.
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Digital point of sale (POS) systems are becoming more prevalent, giving rise to digital receipts. Oftentimes, we’d rather skip the tax write-off if it means that we may receive SMS and email spam.
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Due to the overwhelmingly positive response to our article Linked In, Opted Out, we’ve put together this cheatsheet to help members switch their primary email addresses for online services and social media to a Bulc Club Forwarder to prevent spam.
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If you’ve read our case study on InstantCheckmate, you’ll see that subscribing to online services may flood your inbox with bulkmail from a variety of email addresses and domains. This is part of how these shady businesses make money. They require (…)
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If you’ve read our case study on InstantCheckmate, you’ll see that subscribing to online services may flood your inbox with bulkmail from a variety of email addresses and domains. This is part of how these shady businesses make money. They require (…)
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For the past few months, we’ve been seeing numerous tweets by frustrated people indicating that LinkedIn sold their email addresses to spammers. However unethical their marketing practices, Bulc Club can quickly and easily protect your inbox, blocking all unwanted LinkedIn spam.
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Have you ever received a sudden onslaught of spam and wondered where it came from? Bulc Club Statistics make it easy for you to identify who sold your email address and block their spam instantly, with the flip of a switch.
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