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ENCODE YOUR WEB PAGE E-MAIL ADDRESS

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Did you ever notice the amount of spam you get when you include an e-mail address on your web page?

Want to eliminate this spam?

The following is an e-mail address encoded for a web page. If you use this procedure your address will show properly on the web page but will not be detected by the web crawlers, bots and spiders that roam the internet picking up addresses from web pages and elsewhere.

info@rollinro
llin.org

The above code represents info@rollinrollin.org

Check it out using the following table. The characters & and # should always precede the code number and a ; should be put at the end of the number (see above) There are no spaces in between. Your final encryption should be placed in the HTML code of your web page or blog at the same position as your e-mail address ( delete the old address). Try doing yours.

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i
j
k
l
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n
o
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0
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&

049
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057
048
045
046
095 (underline)
045 (Hyphen)
038

You can also use at instead of @

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