As you know, Bulc Club is 100% free. We attribute our continued growth and success to Member Ratings. As each new Member rates and blocks more spammers, we’re able to more accurately filter out their spam from every Member’s inbox. Ultimately, the more Members we have, the less work for each of us. To date, our Members have already rated and blocked over 75,000 email addresses and 55,000 mail server domains, and the totals keep climbing. When we achieve our mission of ending spam forever, it’ll be wholly due to Members clicking those Block buttons. That’s why Bulc Club will always be free. Read more
Typically, when a business wants to send you postal mail, they address it to your home address, pop it in a mailbox, and it’s picked up, routed, and delivered by the postman. Read more
Bulc Club is the world’s first free social network with the goal of ending spam, forever. To date, our growing membership has rated and blocked over 60,000 spammers, protected countless inboxes from spoofing attempts and identified a number of unethical businesses along the way. But aside from Bulc Club’s most notable features, there are a few tucked under the hood that you may not be aware of.
Between May and July of 2017, the sensitive personal information of 143 million American consumers was exposed in a data breach at Equifax, one of the nation’s three major credit reporting agencies. I was one of them and it’s likely you were too. In this article, we’ll discuss a new paradigm in how we think about email addresses to protect ourselves from future attacks.
One email address for everything? A separate email address for every different service? Forwarders? Aliases? Spam? In this article, Mike Citarella takes you on an odyssey through the rough seas of email management, finding safe landing with his company’s own elegant solution in Bulc Club.
Over 100 billion bulkmail messages are sent every day. You may know them as spam, junk mail, unsolicited email. Whatever you call them, they’re annoying. At the least, they clutter your inbox and present the risk of you missing important emails from family, friends, and coworkers. At the worst, they put your computer at risk for viruses and make you susceptible to identity theft and costly or time-consuming processes to keep yourself and your contacts safe.
There’s no simple way to eradicate spam entirely, but there are 13 tricks you can use to drastically reduce the amount of spam you receive. Read more