Post by ehsanulhasan on May 19, 2024 3:26:01 GMT
Imagine your email sent out as a small boat floating on the sea, and nearby is a large whirlpool that sucks everything into it. A metaphor for your daily work with your emails. Whirlpools are huge filters that turn every letter into .. "spam" Well, as we know, high-tech mail "spam" attacks have many times caused headaches for users and mail server providers . That hinders and limits email activities, but in fact email is the largest communication method that takes up the most time (more than cell phones) - Survey at a group of US office workers .
Users are flooded with spam emails So emails are as simple as this...." Hi, how are you? " we Uzbekistan Email List should look for other communication options other than email. 2. To tame letters Use basic fonts, not complicated fonts or complicated images, that will only make the recipient feel more stressed with it. 3. The content of the letter must target the right reader Do not mention the wrong name or relationship to the person reading the letter, the recipient will immediately mark it with the computer...: This is a spam letter. 4. Limit sending emoticons in work and serious emails And especially with letters to people you don't know.
It must be admitted that an emoticon will soothe someone's feelings when reading a somewhat stressful content line. 5. Say hello first " Hello Vu! We send Vu an extremely superior product, you will have great benefits from this product of ours. You are having a less hot life, with this product of ours you will burn out - hotter Burnin for you " No one has a strong enough stomach to digest letters of this type. Not only will they not burn themselves out, but they will also find you obnoxious. 6. The letter has miscellaneous content such as a diary entry: Or something like: " I've loved her for many years and she doesn't return my love, which makes me extremely miserable. When I'm miserable I.....balabala... " But this type of letter should not be sent... Oh, I just received a letter with this video of a dog hugging a turtle. 7. The letter has an unknown title You receive an unread email with the subject line "Hey", the email will immediately be deleted and confirmed as spam to avoid receiving it again from the email source.
Users are flooded with spam emails So emails are as simple as this...." Hi, how are you? " we Uzbekistan Email List should look for other communication options other than email. 2. To tame letters Use basic fonts, not complicated fonts or complicated images, that will only make the recipient feel more stressed with it. 3. The content of the letter must target the right reader Do not mention the wrong name or relationship to the person reading the letter, the recipient will immediately mark it with the computer...: This is a spam letter. 4. Limit sending emoticons in work and serious emails And especially with letters to people you don't know.
It must be admitted that an emoticon will soothe someone's feelings when reading a somewhat stressful content line. 5. Say hello first " Hello Vu! We send Vu an extremely superior product, you will have great benefits from this product of ours. You are having a less hot life, with this product of ours you will burn out - hotter Burnin for you " No one has a strong enough stomach to digest letters of this type. Not only will they not burn themselves out, but they will also find you obnoxious. 6. The letter has miscellaneous content such as a diary entry: Or something like: " I've loved her for many years and she doesn't return my love, which makes me extremely miserable. When I'm miserable I.....balabala... " But this type of letter should not be sent... Oh, I just received a letter with this video of a dog hugging a turtle. 7. The letter has an unknown title You receive an unread email with the subject line "Hey", the email will immediately be deleted and confirmed as spam to avoid receiving it again from the email source.