We just switched our companies website to lunarpages from a different-inferior-host. Everything has been going fine-except for the spam- it is insane. We used to get virtually no spam in our inbox's ( we use Outlook Express 6) now we are getting large amounts. Nothing has changed except for the hosting site. I have gone onto the control panal on lunar pages and sent the spam filter at 5- what they say is highly agressive. All computers have AVG 9.0 on them along. Messages are getting marked as SPAM but still come into the inbox. Is there some setting I need to change because of the change in hosting companies-like we had to change where Outlook pulled the emails from? Is there a way to cut down on the spam? Is there a way to make the spam marked SPAM not ever go into our inbox?

Thank you in advance for your help.

Enable Spam Box under Mail, SpamAssassin in Cpanel.

ShanOw's point about "alternate" addresses was not to change your email addresses, but to hide them better in the page's HTML. That is, instead of a plain <a href="mailto:example@example.com">... link, you can use various tricks such as mixing in HTML entities (e.g., &#109; instead of m) and building the link on-the-fly in Javascript, so it's not there out in plain sight in the HTML. It's not foolproof, but most spammer's email address harvesters will miss anything so obfuscated. Why put in a lot of effort emulating Javascript execution when you can grab plenty of plain-text addresses?

Thank you for your help! I was able to figure out how to fix it.