This paper provides suggestions to combat spam. Conscientious end users who follow these suggestions will ultimately play a significant role in reducing the amount of spam that enters their organisation's communications system, especially when automated spam filtering supplements their efforts. While most spam is usually just annoying text, a spam email message could actually contain virus and/or other exploit that could damage the computers of all who open it.
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