You won't find a better financing deal anywhere! Home | Our Products | Apply Online for Financing | Store Locations | FAQ | Customer Service SPAM is junk mail. Companies, and individuals bombard our mailboxes with junk mail on a "regular" basis. The spammers use several intrusive methods to send junk mail. The Internet allows them to store our email addresses in databases that cross reference each other, so that they can build our profiles that tell them details including what sites we visit, how often we visit those sites, how often we click banner ads, and what kind of products we purchase. Companies and individuals will happily sell this information they collect to other companies and individuals, so that once our e-mail address is on one list, they'll eventually be on ALL the lists. Here are some proven steps to avoid junk mail: Don't Click Banner Ads Email-harvesting companies track our habits on the Web extensively using banner ads. Don't give out your email address May seem obvious. But don't give out the e-mail address to marketing companies. For example, any surveys we may fill out, or any form to fill out when purchasing something over the Internet. Some companies require our e-mail address before we can download software. In these cases, enter a bogus address if possible or check the companys privacy policy if you must use your real email address.

Don't list your email address on a web site or newsgroup Instead of listing the private e-mail address on a personal Web site, use a second 'garbage bin' account, or a separate 'Web feedback' account. Do the same with posts made on newsgroups. There are automated programs that scour the Web and news groups to harvest e-mails. Or you may sometimes prefer to display your email address like this: myemail at company dot com Don't reply to SPAM Never reply to junk mail asking them to stop. A lot of junk e-mails provide an 'unsubscribe' link, or ask to reply with 'remove' in the subject. This is a trick. The spammers don't actually know if our e-mail addresses are active. They purchase thousands of emails from other companies and sometimes even guess at e-mail names. As soon as we reply to junk mail, they will know that our e-mail is active. And we continue to get the junk e-mails on a 'priority basis'. Filter out the SPAM Filtering the junk e-mails that we receive, prevents them from reaching our in-box. Most e-mail programs have built-in filters to do this. A great website for more information about SPAM Spam FAQ Even more information, check out this website Spamfaq.net

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