Are you sick and tired of going to your mailbox only to find that more than half of your new mail is junk mail? Want a way to filter out this junk mail so you never have to deal with it again? ProQuo.com has an option that may interest you.
Sorry. I didn’t mean to sound like an infomercial, but seriously, this service just might interest you.
ProQuo.com gives you the solution you need to divest yourself of annoying junk mail. ProQuo.com will not only carry out your request not to receive the mail, but will also help you through the steps in removing that junk forever! So, how exactly do this work?
After the registration is completed you are presented with various types of mailing lists (coupons, credit cards, catalogs, etc.) You can stop most of them with a simple click. Others require printing out a form or going to another website. At the end of the process, you can rid yourself of a lot of unwanted junk emails as well.
Essentially, this service is equivalent to the “opt out” option you find when you call that phone number to stop getting telemarketer calls. It made me happy when I discovered this service, because I really hated going to my mailbox to pull out credit card offers, coupons, and catalogs I don’t even read!
Check it out. The service is free.


I must admit, I have been a dedicated AOL user for years. AOL 1.0 was the best thing that could happen to me years ago. Yes, now that I look back, I paid a ridiculous price for the once popular internet service. They have managed to generate themselves quite a bad reputation, even after giving out all their services free, but I stayed that true dedicated AOL fan, and to this day, I have given up a few of their services and their AOL 9.0 application, but I am still a proud AOL fan. Despite their new beta products that are created, only to be forgotten about months later, AOL Desktop (Codename Helix) looks rather promising.I visit their beta site often, just to see what new items are being released, and a few months ago, I came across AOL Destop. It is a pretty interesting concept. If you remember AOL Suite, the look is very similar, with a bar at the top; however, it is an actual desktop in that you are able to add items to this desktop and more. Mail, Browser, and AIM are all integrated in one nice, simple location.
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