How to Get Spam without Going to the Market

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Would you like to receive $7,000 per week for life, and then have someone else receive it for theirs? I would. So when Publisher’s Clearing House starts advertising, I mark the last date to enter on my calendar. I enter just before, and not sooner. I do this because I want to limit the time in which I will receive unwanted email advertisements from them. I’m pretty lucky. I found an Internet Service Provider that filters all of my mail. They only allow through email from addresses I have placed in my Address Book. All of these unwanted emails go to my spam folder. I entered last week and have been inundated with spam ever since, but again, only in my spam folder. I can scan through this stuff quickly and click on delete all. Gone in seconds. I know that PCH is paid a fee for advertising the magazines on their sweepstakes site, but they also must sell their email lists. Otherwise, why would I get so much junk email (over 30 each day after I first enter)? That’s a small price to pay. The spam is sequestered and easy to eliminate. It also tapers off once the owners of the spam sites realize that I am not going to click on their messages. Do you ever enter contests? I enter this one and the three for houses on HGTV each year, but that’s all.