Now that you understand nature of URL submissions, I think you can appreciate value of at least one junk email account to be listed with any URL submissions. Internet marketers generally have at least one web-based email account to be used alongside their primary email account. This web-based account allows for URL submission thank you emails from search engines and from FFA site owners to be received, while at same time not junking up their primary email account.

While it is not possible to detail all of different reasons a marketer would use more than one email account in their Internet marketing activities within scope of this article, I will try to outline a couple more.

Take for example if you're using an ezine or newsletter to court your potential customer base. In most cases, you'd want to have a distinct email address to be used only for your publications. In this manner, when someone writes to you as editor of a publication, you might feel that is important to keep those contacts in a separate email account. More than anything, this is a matter of organization. It is often far easier to keep your business in order, when you have separate email accounts for each activity.

Another reason you might want an additional email account is rampant use of email harvesting software by spammers. Any email address used to submit a classified ad posting, a newsgroup discussion posting, or to be used on a website is a good target for email harvesting software that is in use.

With subject of email harvesting software, addresses that you use, you might actually want to check from time to time in case there is really something important coming in amidst spam flooding your email account.

The uses for multiple email accounts are as numerous as activities that you might pursue on Internet.

While there is value in employing more than one email account, there are also downsides. While quite a few of your email accounts will enable forwarding of mail to your primary address, this often defeats purpose of killing mass of junk mail to your account.

Even though you have protected your primary email account from garbage mail, and you have organized your activities into separate email accounts, biggest downside is that you now have several of email accounts to monitor, and that takes time, lots of time.

Fortunately, there is a tool available to help you recoup time you have now lost maintaining these multiple email accounts. With ePrompterT software, you can now check email from your POP accounts and most of your web-based email accounts at same time. What's more is that you can leave your ePrompterT running in background and it can check mail from all of your multiple accounts, and through an icon in Systray, you will stay abreast on how many emails you have sitting in your various accounts. ePrompterT will also permit you to read and delete email sitting on your mail server, with only a few clicks of your mouse. There are far too many features in this handy little tool to describe them all here.

ePrompterT is freeware and can be downloaded from http://www.eprompter.com . ePrompterT is great equalizer. It is now time to take back all of time you lost when FFA site owners and spammers convinced you that you needed to have more than one email address.

1. The next time you get one of these emails, highlight it.

2. Click Message/Create Rule from Message

3. You'll see a screen with check boxes beside assorted instructions for you to choose from. As you check these boxes, you will see rule being created in lower box. Since you are creating a rule from an existing message, first box will already be checked, and information inserted, highlighted in blue.

4. In second box down, click where you want message to go. This will place a blue highlighted word in rule box. Click on that highlighted word, and select destination.

5. VERY IMPORTANT! Name your rule at bottom of page. (#4) If you do not name rule, it will not be saved. ( I was doing this for a long time, and couldn't figure out why it wasn't working.)

6. After you have named and saved your rule, you can apply rule to existing messages.

Click Tools/Message Rules/Mail.

7. Highlight rule you want to apply, and Click Apply Now, over to right.

8. Click Browse, and choose area or folders you would like to apply rule to.

9. Click Apply, and watch your mail sort itself.

10. Next time a message comes in from that location, it will automatically be placed in that folder.

You are on your way to a much more organized daily mailbox experience!!

If you have any questions, please feel free to write: mailto:mentor@makemoneyhowto.com

Happy Mailing! Gail