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Anti-Spam Email Cloaking 3.0


Spam is a huge problem in the internet society today.
  Nearly all email addresses posted or displayed on any web page are collected by spammers.  If you have your email address listed online, chances are you're getting spam sent to it!  Here, you can protect your email address with my Anti-Spam Email Cloaking script.  Using this free, open source email cloaking constructor, you don't need to do me_att_here.com or you (at) there (dot) com or even usNOSPAM@example.com, as it generates a handy mailto: link cloaked and invisible to 99% of spam email harvesters!

Here's an example:

And here, you can make your own - including full Unicode support, allowing characters such as ™, ©, これ, or even 这.
 

Anti-Spam Email Cloaking Constructor


Enter the text you want displayed as the link:


Enter your email address:
(don't worry, this is anti-spam, I won't give it away, or even record it anywhere.)

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Preview: This cloaking script requires JavaScript to work!


Add this HTML code in your site where you want the link to show up:



Note: This anti-spam email cloaking is provided free of charge - a link to this page or my site would be appreciated, but is not required by any means.  If you would like to view the source code of this constructor, right-click (or control-click for Mac) on this page and select "View Page Source".  This constructor is entirely written in JavaScript.


 









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