Does anyone have any tips about how to reduce spam emails - here are are few :

1) Avoid responding to spam emails.
Replying can indicate that your email address is live, which can encourage the more unscrupulous senders to send you even more spam emails. You should not reply to emails unless you are familiar with and trust the sender. Delivery and read receipts can identify your email address as active and will result in even more spam emails. Many complaints on spam emails are about well known, legitimate companies who offer opt-outs. In most cases responding to the opt-outs in these emails should stop the problem.
2) Don?t click on the adverts in spam emails.
By clicking on spammers? web pages, you identify your email address as being live and may make yourself a target for more emails. Clicking on graphics and images in spam emails can tell the spammer that you have received the email and also other private information such as your Internet Provider address.
3) Use a spam email filter on your computer
These are programs which work with your email package to sift through new emails, separating spam emails from wanted emails and blocking them. (e.g Yahoo) Most packages are successful although sometimes block good email too, and the spam emails still have to be downloaded before it is blocked. New spam email filters are being developed all the time, you can search the Internet for one that is suitable for you. Many Internet Service Providers (ISPs) also offer filters which work by examining content and using blacklists to restrict spam emails. Again, these sometimes block good emails as well as spam emails and there can also be a cost involved.
4) Hackers and spammers can exploit software problems, so most software companies issue product updates and patches that fix known problems. Updates are generally available through manufacturers? websites and are usually free to download and install. You should also consider using anti-virus software to protect against rogue virus programs that can destroy computer files and are increasingly being exploited by spammers
5) Check privacy policies and marketing opt-outs carefully
If you buy something online or subscribe to a service, check the company?s privacy policy before giving your email address or any other private information. Consider carefully how the company uses private information and the restriction they have regarding its use and distribution within both internally and externally.
6) You can report spam emails
Reporting and investigating spam incidents is complicated as some spammers employ hackers to hide their true identity. ISPs are generally diligent in withdrawing service from spammers when they receive reports of spam originating on their networks. Unfortunately, by this time the spammer has often moved on to another account.