Bulc Club Email Forwarders are designed to observe a unidirectional message flow. This is ideal for receipts, online retailers, newsletters, subscriptions, promotions, sweepstakes, social media, etc. This unidirectional message flow prevents you from accidentally responding to phishing or spoofed emails from spammers. Think of it like the backflow preventer on your toilet. Read more
Bulc Club quietly beta-launched in January 2014 with the sole purpose of ridding the world of spam and bulkmail, forever. Along with a host of other features, an integral mechanism of the service is providing our members with unlimited free forwarders. These forwarders help protect member inboxes from spam, provide a means of identifying the businesses that sell or share private data, and allow members to individually and instantly block the spam with the touch of a button. Read more
A common complaint among the Twittersphere is that most mail providers cannot block (or filter) email addresses with non-standard characters because they believe them to be an invalid or malformed address. Read more
Digital point of sale (POS) systems are becoming more prevalent, giving rise to digital receipts. Oftentimes, we’d rather skip the tax write-off if it means that we may receive SMS and email spam.
Due to the overwhelmingly positive response to our article Linked In, Opted Out, we’ve put together this cheatsheet to help members switch their primary email addresses for online services and social media to a Bulc Club Forwarder to prevent spam.
If you’ve read our case study on InstantCheckmate, you’ll see that subscribing to online services may flood your inbox with bulkmail from a variety of email addresses and domains. This is part of how these shady businesses make money. They require you to provide an email address in order to use their service. They, themselves, may never spam you, but you could receive hundreds of messages from their “marketing partners.” Read more
If you’ve read our case study on InstantCheckmate, you’ll see that subscribing to online services may flood your inbox with bulkmail from a variety of email addresses and domains. This is part of how these shady businesses make money. They require you to provide an email address in order to use their service. They, themselves, may never spam you, but you could receive hundreds of messages from their “marketing partners.” Read more
For the past few months, we’ve been seeing numerous tweets by frustrated people indicating that LinkedIn sold their email addresses to spammers. However unethical their marketing practices, Bulc Club can quickly and easily protect your inbox, blocking all unwanted LinkedIn spam.
Have you ever received a sudden onslaught of spam and wondered where it came from? Bulc Club Statistics make it easy for you to identify who sold your email address and block their spam instantly, with the flip of a switch.
Free New Service Crowdsources Ratings of Email Senders to Block Unwanted Mail
NEW YORK, Aug. 12 – Crowdsourcing and social networking are everywhere, nowadays. So why not use them to prevent spam? Read more