How to remove SPAM coming from Jackson & Perkins roses?

I have called them over five times asking them to stop since my school email doesn't catch them in the spam filter. I am feeling harassed now and even threatened them with legal action from my college's free service. However, I have not yet done that since this seems really just too frivolous.

Yet they continue to flood my inbox and send wasted (trees) catalogs to my house even though they told me they took my name and email off their list.

I am reallly getting annoyed but will graduate soon and then the email will disappear so they can't annoy me anymore, However, know this, Jackson and Perkins are not professionals, they are run by incompentent, nasty women who must not have enough business so they harass people and waste resources.

This is a college email account NOT a yahoo account (which has great spam filters and is easy to set)

You couldn't care less :-) Just make a filter, I am convinced you will have one left of 15 : "You are allowed up to 15 filters" is written under Options > Mail Options > Filters (= 4th word in the list). Just read carefully if you never made one. It is in the classic interface. So you can let Yahoo! pick all the mails that i.e. contain "Jackson & Perkins" and click in the "Move to"-drop down list the "Trash" folder (it seems you can not click "Spam"-folder). You needn't click "match case" (meaning: take notice of the difference capitals or not). What is important here: that your string of words for the filter should occur in every mail (of s.o. particular) you don't want. So, when the From: address often changes, pick out the word(s) that do NOT change.
Second tip: this is for the future. If you register/sign up easily in sites for getting info (like I and most of us do!), use www.spamgourmet.com . It is a great system and I use it always. When I am fed up with info I let my spamgourmet e-mail address that masks my yahoo address run 'dead'. Good luck.

I have read recently to mail the company to get them to remove you from their email address.

Any or all of the following methods should be used.

Preferably, report their noncompiance with your requests to the Postal Inspectors at their mailing PO and at your receiving PO.

Secondly, if you have suffered monetary damages, file a claim in your Small Claims Court. Check information before you do so.

Thirdly, send your complaint to the Better Business bureau in their area.