In the old days, a secured mail address on the website looked like:

Nondisputandum @ nondisputandum |at| nondisputandum.com

But the HTML code looked like:
You can mail Nondisputandumx@xnondisputandum |at| nondisputandum.com <mailto:nondisputandum |at| nondisputandum.com>

     x@x: The x is invisible onsite due to the fact that it is colored in white,..
     What you cannot see on the white background ;-)

The place where the real @ sign should appear is replaced with:
" |at| "

     | is the vertical bar:  See your keyboard.
    On most keyboard, you need to press ALT+ ( | ) to choose this vertical bar.
    @ is replaced by "at"

When one clicks on the "protected" mail address to open it in the mailclient
the following fake address will appear in TO:

     nondisputandum |at| pandora.be

However, when a search robot finds the mail address in the website, it will at best look like:

     Nondisputandumx@xnondisputandum

What is a fully useless mail address ;-)
 

 
will look (somehow) like:

<a href="&#109;&#97;&#105;&#108;&#116;&#111;&
#119;&#101;&#98;&#109;&#97;&#115;&#116;&#101
&#114;&#64;&#110;&#111;&#110;&#100;&#105;&#d
115;&#112;&#117;&#116;&#97;&#110;&#100;&#117;
&#109;&#46;&#99;&#111;&#109;">&#119;&#101;&d
#98;&#109;&#97;&#115;&#116;&#101;&#114;&#64;i
&#110;&#111;&#110;&#100;&#105;&#115;&#112;&#
117;&#116;&#97;&#110;&#100;&#117;&#109;&#46;&
#99;&#111;&#109;</a>

This code pasted in your html will show a functional mail address in any browser. The mailaddress will be active an can be hit to open the mailclient.

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So now I replace my mail addres by a gif:



The tool that provides these perfect gifs is called

. You can even disturb the gif (or jpeg) with points in the background to keep it hidden, even for the most powerfull bots. Your mailadres will than look like:

One tip: Do not name your gif name@provider.com or whatever your mail address is. That would be silly, right?

And no,.. do not link the gif/jpg to your active mail addres. Bots will find it,... and spam you.
 

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Sounds good, but for some reason not an option.

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