Solution
Use a free online account where you don't care about spam at all. Just as you would for signing on to forums, setting up Pizza Hut log in, etc.
Set the account to flag replies and forward to your personal or another free account that you monitor.
If the SPAM piles up, change the free account name and repost it again.
I've got a couple of GMail accounts I use, averaging 700+ unread emails each. My personal account from my ISP (which I have had for about 10 years now) doesn't get ANY spam, I honestly mean none at all. I get about a 5-10 expected emails, from the chosen few, and that's it. It's so easy to manage free, web accounts too, because it's just a matter of having a log in email address to access TR, Car tech forums, food delivery etc. and the email you receive can usually be deleted in masses as you know it's all junk, anything relevant and wanted is in my personal email inbox,
