On or near 8/13/03 8:05 AM, Bob Williams at [EMAIL PROTECTED] observed:

> On 8/12/03 21:18, "Bruce Klutchko" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
>> I'm curious - do most people find that the built in spam filter in E'rage VX
>> plus some rules are adequate to block most spam? I had heard so much about
>> Spam Sieve, but I'm finding that over 90% of spam is diverted to the junk
>> mail box. I am, in effect, creating a white list by adding the legitimate
>> messages that get diverted to the address book. In little over a week, it
>> seems to be working very well.
> 
> If this solution is working for you then by all means keep it! If it ain't
> broke, no need to fix it!
> 
> OTOH, if you are like me and get 60+ Spams a day - most of which slip
> through the JMF, alternate and more drastic measures are in order...
> 
> 
>> So is there a need to look into something like Spam Sieve?
> 
> 
> I have been using SpamSieve now for almost a year and I find that it zaps
> 99.5% of all the Spam I get. It's so accurate that I have taken to emptying
> the Spam folder without reviewing for false positives. Yeah it's THAT good.
> (And, Yeah, I have turned the JMF off - all I use is SpamSieve).

I'm in the same boat as Bob here, even to the point of deleting the spam
without always checking. I've not seen a false positive in months. I have
seen some spam slipping through, but identifying it to SpamSieve usally
means that nothing like that will slip in again. However, I believe the spam
filter in Entourage will be considerably improvedonce we get a new version
of Office, which should happen within the next five or six months, I'd
think. (Time factor just a guess on my part.) Until that time, I'm relying
on SpamSieve.

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