Hi All; Thanks for unblocking me Brian! As I said in my hotmail posted mail to you, I get very little spam so doubt this list is causing you your woes.
I would like to say, however, that filtering all email from .ca domains from your inbox may be doing yourself a disservice in the long run, as two of Canada's biggest, most reputable and most diligent internet providers (sympatico and magma) use .ca endings. Perhaps you should block .ca but then allow sympatico and magma users. Tannis >Hi Brian, >You sound frustrated with spam. Aren't we all! > >How about instead of blocking a whole country (.ca) in AOL's mail >controls, you use a "mail action" in Claris Emailer to just file or trash >all ".ca" mail? you could even get fancy and make the Mail Action only >apply to ".ca" addresses that do not also mention Emailer. That will have >much the same effect to your inbox, but will not send bounce messages to >other on mailing lists that just happen to have an email address that >ends in ".ca". I've never gotten any spam from anyone using Claris >Emailer! Let me know if you'd like some help writing this Mail Action. I >have done a lot of that. > >Better yet; Have you tried Spam Sieve? It's actually pretty good at >blocking spam. >Spam Sieve works with many email clients, including Emailer. ><http://www.c-command.com/spamsieve/> > >Hope this helps. > >Best, > Dave Nathanson > Mac Medix ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
