To protect your mailbox from undesirable correspondence, do not publish your e-mail address on Internet forums and switch on the server-side spam filter in your control panel provided by the SpamAssassin software. When you need to publish your e-mail address, create a disposable e-mail address - e-mail alias - for your primary e-mail address, and publish it instead. All messages sent to the e-mail alias will come into your mailbox. Once you start getting spam, remove that alias and create another one. If you have a mailbox at another domain or mail server, you may want to set up a disposable e-mail forwarder. We would advise that you do not read spam e-mails when you receive them, just delete them at once. Even if you have read them, do not respond to them and do not click the "click here to unsubscribe" URLs: spammers will then know that your e-mail address is valid and you will get even more spam.

If you have an Advanced Plan, you may organize your site structure with subdomains. Subdomains are additional domain names that enable you to: 1) Organize logically the structure of your web site 2) Host additional web sites or parts of your web site on the same server without the need to pay for registration of additional domain names. An example of using subdomains: You have a web site your-product.com dedicated to promoting your software product. For publishing user's guides, tutorials and list of frequently asked questions, you can organize the subdomain 'userdocs' so that your users will be able to access online user documentation directly by visiting the domain name userdocs.your-product.com. To set up a subdomain click on the subdomains icon in your control panel.