To remove your address
from some SPAM lists

First, don't leave your name in a list. Be anonymous

The first thing you should is try to preserve your anonimity as much as possible. Here are a few steps you can take.

Never fill-in the user description fields of your web browser (more specifically, do not fill the user-name field). Most sites you visit can get it from your browser without even asking permission.
Possibily you can put postmaster@localhost in the description fields of your web browser (if it actually needs something). If you want your readers to have your address, put it in your signature.
Try surfing the net anonymously. My own page about anonymous web surfing is a good place to start.
Refrain from registering your actual mail address in servers you don't trust (most magazines, and many more are impossible to trust).
Refrain from providing your address in home pages. That is a BIG constraint, but it may help since some address seekers are using web robots to get them out of the published web-pages.
Beware of mailing lists. They seem to be pretty immune of spams up-to-now (even if there are some exceptions), but this could not be considered a permanent feature and people could easily pump addresses out of mailing lists.

REMOVE service of a spammer

Officialy, sending such a mail to one of the following addresses should remove you from their lists.

Today, I really believe that this is useless (and most probably increasing your SPAM-level rather than decreasing it). So, don't mail back to these REMOVE services (the less you give your address, the better it is).

To remove your address from some SPAM lists

First, don't leave your name in a list. Be anonymous

REMOVE service of a spammer

To remove your address
from some SPAM lists