> A good way of getting rid of spam if you are getting a lot of it, > although after the event, is to use a webmail service to look at > what > your ISP has waiting for you on their email server. > > You can then delete it there, before you download. > > I have found that to be effective. Although it does cost time of > phone > bill too. That was very useful in my last job. The boss didn't mind us making reasonable use of web access at work (although he and I didn't get on, at least he encouraged staff to familiarise with IT as he was trying to learn to use email/web etc at the time) so as Tesco.net had a webmail service, it was "the obvious way to QL all day".
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