The premise is this: you receive an email of unknown origin, and SpamArrest will bounce the message to sender, asking them to confirm their humanity before it forwards the in-doubt email to your inbox. A lovely idea, until SpamArrest sends spam. Their license allows them to use any email address they receive, from any source, for their own purposes. More from PoliTech.
SpamArrest Smackdown
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a technology job is no excuse 
Well, it just ain’t a perfect world is it. All I know is SpamArrest has transformed my inboxes from resembling a filthy, skid row gutter to something my wife and kids can actually use,again. And, I signed up for it as a result of having gotten one of these messages after verifying my address to another SpamArrest user. So, maybe it’s a little off kilter sending these notes to senders that have verified themselves, but the service they provide is a god-send.
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