Hi David, One mail action I have found specially effective is to look for the country code.
Here in NZ I get a a lot of spam originating from Rumania. (.ru) so a mail action that dumps those mails in the delete folder takes care of at least half my SPAM. That reminds me its time for a coffee. Regards Neville >OK, this is very early and I was up late, no coffee yet, etc. So I hope >this isn't a really dumb question. But, I still get too much spam for my >taste. And my filters don't always seem to work. The question, is it >possible to set up a second address book in Emailer? > >Meaning, I am looking at my filtering options. I am looking at making the >filtering process more efficient. I know that some people keep their own >list of spammers and have AS check incoming headers against their know >spammer list. And I know that some people sort of do the opposite with >similar results, check to see if someone is already in their address book >and if not, ditch the spam, man. > >I guess I don't really know how that is done? Are we talking about >keeping a semi permanent, unsent (draft mode) message where, every time I >get a spam entry, I open the draft message and add the address - or check >to see if it's there first and then add it (duh - there's the no coffee >not kicking in) > >I was just wondering that, if there was an option to create another >address book, then it would be easy to collect a list of spammers, each >time you found one. Then you could have an AS compare a header to the bad >address book and then take the appropriate action. > >(yawn) Thanks. > >Dave > > > >___________________________________________________________________________ >To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to ><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ An apple all day keeps the doctor away...... ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
