On 5/30/04 4:50 AM Karl.Winkelmann at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote. >>If I am putting out bum scoop, I hope someone will correct me before I do >>more harm. > >I think Bill has pretty well summed up the consensus on this topic. As >he says, if your ISP offers Spam Blocking AND if it does a great job, >then you might avail of that service and totally forget about anything >else. However, even though I use Earthlink for the CE list, and some >other uses, it does a great job but I have other email accounts that come >through different servers only offer Spam marking and these need to be >filtered locally. Essentially this is what you can use SpamSieve for.
Yes and thanks to all of you. I guess I'm just going to have to check things every day since my ISP does make mistakes now and then. For example the Subject of *SPAM blockers* in our Emailer dialogue triggered my ISP to insert the prefix SPAM and it went into my SPAM folder but now I have changed my Mail Actions as you said and they go into my Deleted Mail Folder which is programmed to empty every ten days. I know Chris disagrees but I feel only proper education is going to reduce significantly these spammers. I see criminal behaviors at my Jail classes four times weekly and know for sure that proper education transforms them and the recidivism rate is reduced dramatically from the effects of my program which would even be greater if these Offenders were to receive proper follow up support on the outside. The problem is the system is defective and caters to ego, political, financial type decisions instead of prevention and rehabilitation. And it really surprise me that in spite of the increases in crime and the overcrowding of prisons which is very costly, the average taxpayer doesn't give a damn as long as they have their technological comforts and ease. In the meantime, in spite of new technology, we Emailers keep on truckin. regards, doug ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
