I have my own business domain at which I receive email. Let's say for purposes of this question that my domain is mydomain.dom. I access my email at webmail.mydomain.com.

The problem is that I receive a huge amount of SPAM at my mydomain.com email address. Since I also use Yahoo mail for personal purposes, I know about SpamGuard and find that it seems to work pretty well.

I'd like to do one of two things to get the SPAM under control:

1. Use Yahoo to get my business email at the existing business email address (example: info@mydomain.com), but WITHOUT transferring my domain to Yahoo. I've already paid my hosting provider for a year's service and started becoming familiar with their control panel.

2. Continue receiving email at mydomain.com, but somehow interject a SpamGuard-type application into the receipt of emails. If I do this, I need something that is relatively easy to administrate and does not become more of a nuisance than the SPAM itself.

Thank you.

Dave

move your domain over to godaddy.com and use their spam email service.

for a domain provider not to offer spam blockage on their email service shows they are a cheap domain server. If its register.com, run as fast as you can from them.