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Wireless "Hot Spots" on Cape Cod
Whether you're looking for inspiration and want to go "on location" or you're in between appointments, Cape Cod offers several locations where you can tie in to the World Wide Web or check your e-mail through a "wireless local area network" or LAN. Individuals in one of these "Hot Spots" needs to have a computer or palm pilot outfitted with a wireless networking card in order to take advantage of the service and many local networks charge a fee - although some are free. Click here to view the list of Cape Cod Wireless "Hot Spots".
For more specific information about Wireless Hot Spots and what they are, Visit www.cape.com.
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What is spam?
Spam is unsolicited “junk e-mail.”
The average American user receives 2200 spam messages per year.
Roughly 85% of all e-mail traffic in the United States is spam, up from 8 percent in late 2001 and nearly doubling in the past six months.
You can help keep spam under control by changing YOUR e-mail habits.
1. Use separate e-mail accounts. Create one for personal use and one to sign up for contests or order merchandise.
2. Just delete spam- DO NOT click on the UNSUBSCRIBE link, it just confirms the fact that this e-mail address is working, and then they may sell it to other spammers.
3. Mix letters and number in your e-mail address. Computer-generated software that is used to send spam will have a harder time guessing your e-mail address.
4. Spell out your e-mail address when using it in chat rooms and forums (yourname at cape cod dot com) instead of yourname@capecod.com. Then spammers can’t capture your email address and use it.
For more tips, tools and action you can take, please visit this website:
http://spam.getnetwise.org
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