1. Pay attention to punctuation, spelling, grammar and capitals.

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Many e-mail messages contain poor spelling and grammar, incorrect use of capital letters and/or poor punctuation. Such messages look amateurish and inevitably produce a poor impression of sender.

2. Read previous tip again.

Seriously, I can't overstate just how important it is to write well. The standard of contemporary writing is quite poor -- both on Internet and in general use. It's easy to find errors in most written sources. Stand out from crowd. Write well.

3. Your subject line should be descriptive.

Many people get dozens (or even hundreds) of e-mail messages per day, and with so much of it being spam (i.e. unsolicited sales messages), your message may be deleted unread if subject line makes it look unimportant or spamish.

Another reason to make your subject clear is to help recipient find it later. Many people archive months -- or even years -- worth of e-mail. A clear subject line will make your message easier to find.

4. Use short paragraphs and leave lines between them.

On-screen text is harder to read than printed text due to its lower resolution. You can make things easier for your readers by using short, clearly separated paragraphs.

You'll notice that all of paragraphs in this article are fairly short (typically, four or five lines) and are separated by blank lines for clarity. You might also care to indent text on first line of each paragraph.

5. Tidy up all those ">" characters.

When replying to a message (or forwarding it), most e-mail programs put a ">" character in front of each line of original text, like so:

> This is text of original > message that you are replying to.

Your reply goes here.

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Spammers send out thousands of emails per day. They know most of emails will be deleted but for every thousand they know one sucker will bite.

The result, your email account will overflow with hundreds of unwanted emails from strange marketers. Consequently, legitimate business email will get lost in junk.

What is Spam? Spam(Junk Mail) is mass distribution of unsolicited email across Internet by certain unscrupulous marketers. Why do they choose this marketing tactic over others? Email is a cheap way to reach a large market.

Problems arise when these unethical spammers bombard accounts with their unsolicited sales literature. Most of their junk is blatant sales pitches for worthless garbage. In fact, most of their crappy stuff can be categorized as deceptive, fraudulent, get rich quick schemes, porno garbage, chain letters or MLM scams.

Hit And Run Tactics. Once a spammer gets your email address on a hot list you'll get hundreds of junk emails per day. This will make it difficult for you to separate legitimate emails from spam. Believe me, complaining does not work. Most spammers supply a fake return e-mail address. Spammers also use FREE trial ISP accounts. Like one's offered by AOL. Once they've used up free trial they are on run to another ISP.

Unsubscribing Tactics. Never click unsubscribe link contained in their emails. Clicking link will verify that your email address is legitimate and active. Thus, leading to even more unsolicited emails. Okay. This sounds tricky and unethical. Of course! Spammers are liars!