On 5/30/04 10:03 AM Bill McIntyre at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote. >Doug McAdam wrote: > >>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. > >Are you sure is was your ISP rather than your own mail action? To avoid >confusion, maybe it would be valuable to just disable your mail actions >for a while so you can clearly see what is being done by your ISP.
Bill- Two things are happening here. One is that my ISP does in fact spot certain spammer messages and insert a prefix in the subject line before sending them to me. They only block those with a virus. Secondly I have created Mail Actions which causes my ISP to insert a prefix in a subject line. I don't have to test this for they did this before I made up Mail Actions, but just in case I will test if for a few days by disabling my Mail Actions and thanks for the tip. I will answer the second part of your email regarding *proper education* in a separate email titled as such since it is not Emailer related and the other folks may simply want to delete it. regards, doug regards, doug ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
