Junk mail

I wish I had never given my email address when I purchased something, registered for something, visited a site. In hindsight I should have an email account that I use just for junk and coupons and offers. I was out of the office for two days last week and was just checking my inbox. 80 - maybe even 85% of the messages are JUNK. JUNK. JUNK. Better late than never - I am going to set up a new account for junk and keep my real address for the important notices from members, colleagues, and friends. Pretty soon I'll have about a dozen email accounts that I will have to be checking. Yikes.

a few simple ways to streamline emails

Learned at the MSAE breakfast with the experts... a few new standard abbreviations being used when sending emails:

EOM (End of message) Use in subject line if receiver does not have to open email. The subject is the message.

NRN (No response needed) Don't send a thanks for my thanks.

DNF (Do not forward) Please don't send my email to your address book.
Easy. Time Saving. Streamlined. (provided by Audry Thomas)