by David R in Ontario, Canada
on February 7, 2013
in Good News, Newsletter
The Canadian Anti-Spam Act was passed in December of 2010, and is expected to come into force some time in 2013. If you think it won’t affect you because you don’t send mass emails trying to sell random products, or don’t infest other people’s computers with spyware, you would be wrong. It creates tools to [...]
by David R in Ontario, Canada
on January 3, 2013
in Help and How To, Nerds On Site, Newsletter, scams, Security, Security News, small business, SME, Technology News
“OMG! My email is hacked!” This is a true account of an email hack we’ve just witnessed and helped a client through. It all started with one of our client’s bank account manager calling our client (will call him Bob in this email): Bank: Bob, Happy New Year! We have received an email from your [...]
by Jonathan A in Alberta, Canada
on May 23, 2012
in Hosting, Online Services
Like all email service providers, our team needs to be careful to ensure that our mail servers do not get listed on spam blacklists.
by Jonathan A in Alberta, Canada
on January 3, 2012
in Hosting, Online Services
All our hosting clients are protected from spam by our relationship with SpamExperts, and their system is quite good indeed. However, even the best system occasionally allows spam through, and this article will help you to report any email that you think is spam directly to SpamExperts. This will allow SpamExperts to analyse the email, [...]
by Jonathan A in Alberta, Canada
on November 30, 2011
in Hosting, Online Services
Now that all our client’s email goes through SpamExperts for filtering, all clients also have a spam quarantine folder. While all users get a daily spam digest, you may want to access your spam filter more frequently than the daily spam report allows for. In those cases, you can always access your spam filter directly [...]
by Kevin
on August 2, 2011
in Help and How To
Understandably, people are concerned and frustrated when they start receiving e-mail from people they know (or don’t know) asking why they are being sent junk mail. In some cases, the junk mail contains malicious attachments, or links to malicious websites that can contain viruses.
by Jonathan A in Alberta, Canada
on March 17, 2011
in Hosting, Online Services
One of the largest botnets on the Internet today, Rustock has been the target of a coordinated takedown effort. This effort appears to have paid off as Rustock has gone from sending about 2,000 spam emails per second to virtually none in the last 12 hours. The CBL estimates that over 815,000 Windows computers are [...]
by Jonathan A in Alberta, Canada
on January 7, 2011
in Hosting, Online Services
What is ID Protect? ID Protect is a service that hides your private information from being displayed publicly in a global database that is frequently used by spammers and data miners to bombard unprotected people with unsolicited advertisements and scams. ID Protect can be used on any domain registration from one of the following TLDs: [...]
by Jonathan A in Alberta, Canada
on November 3, 2010
in Hosting, Online Services
Spam is the bane of any business, clogging up your mailboxes and reducing employees’ productivity. Nerds On Site works hard every day to improve your profitability, productivity and pleasure. One way is to reduce the amount of spam you get to nothing. Effective out-of-the-box 97% spam protection is achieved with SmarterMail’s structured, multi-layer spam prevention [...]