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![[Free Email Diversion]](email_diversion.jpg)
We can provide you with a email free "your_name@juggler.net" address which redirects all
email to your existing account.
To sign up for your free email diversion package, simply send an email to forwarding@juggler.net
telling us what you would like your Juggler.Net email address to be (eg your_name@juggler.net) your name, and the email address you
want your email forwarded to. - Easy!
If you want to cancel, or change your Juggler.Net details at any time, simply send an email to the above address and we'll make the change as soon as possible.
:: But what about Junk mail and viruses?
As juggler.net is a free service we don't currently provide any automatic
filtering of junk email or 'spam', or computer viruses carried by email. We
can suggest a few ways to protect yourself however:
:: Filtering spam email
To filter out spam in your email client, you can try:
or point your juggler.net address to a Yahoo! Mail or Hotmail mailbox or
similar that provides free spam and virus filtering.
:: Protecting yourself from viruses
If you haven't already got up to date anti-virus protection, you should install some
as soon as possible! There are a large number of anti-virus packages available, but the
following are some of the more common ones.
Many anti-virus products will only be licenced to receive updates for a specified amount
of time. If you have anti-virus software installed, check it regularly to make sure it
is still keeping itself up to date.
:: Preventing spam in the first place
Prevention is better than cure, and if you follow the following advice,
you'll reduce the number of spammers that have your email address.
- Don't put your email address as a clickable link on a web page, in fact
don't put it as text at all, but as a picture or graphic. For more ways to hide your
email address, see http://www.metaprog.com/samples/encoder.htm
- Don't put your email address in newsgroup postings (i.e. Google Groups or
the IJDB rec.juggling gateway) without modifying it - for example you could
use me_REMOVE_THIS_BIT@juggler.net instead
- Don't ever reply to spam, or try and remove yourself from the mailing list
using the link they send you in the spam email - it only confirms that your
email address is active
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Juggler.Net was the brainchild of Patrick Clyne but is currently being run by a group of rather lovely volunteers.
If you would like to volunteer your services, or donate money toward the costs of hosting the service then
please get in touch!
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The Juggling Edge has loads of useful information for jugglers of all abilities, including club and event listings to help you find jugglers in your area.
JuggleHub and the ##juggling IRC channel are worth checking out as well.
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