i understand what you have said to do
isp would that be , yahoo , microsoft ,
Perhaps I should clarify a point here. In my previous post, I was assuming you use an email account provided by your ISP (Internet Service Provider). For example, my ISP is Embarq. Like most, if not all, ISP's, they offer email accounts to their users. So, I have an email address such as
[email protected]. Again, I was referring to my ISP in my previous comments about enabling spam blocking features your ISP may provide to you.
I also have a Yahoo! Mail account and Gmail account. They have nothing to do with my ISP. Anyone can create a Yahoo! Mail account or Gmail account; that does mean they are your ISP.
Your ISP is whoever you pay for your Internet access, which is commonly a cable to telephone company. Are you using an email account provided by your ISP?
If you're using a Yahoo! Mail account or Gmail account or Hotmail account, your ISP's spam blocking may not be of any benefit is blocking spam to such accounts, since those accounts are entirely separate from your ISP.
Raptor mentioned that Gmail has spam blocking options. I really haven't used Gmail much and was not aware of that. So, check that out if you use Gmail.
Regarding Yahoo! Mail, if I logon, I see a button named Spam which can be clicked to mark a message as spam. This is another account I don't use much and, consequently, have not yet encountered a spam problem with, and I don't know exactly what the Spam button does. Yahoo had a paid email service called Mail Plus which may have more spam blocking features.
Again, if you use an ISP email account, find out whether they have spam blocking features you can enable. There's a good chance they have it.
