Maura Thomas, award-winning international speaker, trainer, and author on individual and corporate productivity and work-life balance, recommends BULC CLUB 31 minutes into Episode 725: How to Master Your Attention, To-Do List, and Inbox with Maura Thomas, on Pete Mockaitis‘ “How to Be Awesome at Your Job” podcast. Read more
Neil J. Rubenking, September 2, 2021, PCMag.com
THE BOTTOM LINE
With a free Bulc Club membership you can receive information online without ever giving away your actual email address, though you can’t carry on a private conversation.
Infographic of BULC CLUB Membership and usage derived from publicly available data as of June 1, 2021.
We’ve got great news for you, Members.
One of the most requested features of Bulc Club has always been instant email processing. As you may know, Bulc Club was initially built to batch process emails every ten minutes. This decision reduced the overhead costs for our servers and infrastructure, allowing us to offer Bulc Club for free. Read more
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 spam.
When we first soft-launched Bulc Club five years ago, we knew we’d have to contend with the obstacle of promoting an anti-spam, privacy-protection service without spamming people, nor invading their privacy. In fact, any form of advertising and self-promotion felt disingenuous to our cause—ridding the world of spam, forever.
On January 8, 2019, Assemblyman Phil Ting (D-San Francisco) proposed a bill to require all businesses to provide proof of purchase receipts electronically starting in 2022.
And while the bill aims to reduce paper consumption and prevent the spread of contaminating chemicals used in receipts, it would also substantially open consumers to the spread of unsolicited email, bulkmail, and spam.
The world is changing. And Bulc Club is partially responsible.
The internet has opened infinite doors to convenience, access to information, products and services, and global ease of communication. But with such interconnectivity, the damages caused by these new risks (both apparent and deeply hidden) began to present themselves rapidly. Internet users grew more and more concerned about privacy and security. We were tired of worrying about it. But what could we do? The traditional methods of relying on blacklists and outdated algorithms did nothing to assuage these fears and seemingly every day we hear news reports about breaches and hacks that validated these concerns. We needed something better. So we invented Bulc Club. Read more