Anne, I use this also, it is a hassle but unless you want to catch those few that you do want to read you have to go through the list. I have three different emails on this so I check all three each day. It is an amazing service, boy it's good to get rid of the spam.
If you notice certain ones you want to receive are always trapped then "white wash" the sender, if that doesn't work then "white wash" the domain. Eventually you'll get those you want and then maybe you can just let it go. I know of one person that never checked the list so it became huge and I assume that the service truncates it eventually. John On Feb 16, 2012, at 10:16 AM, Anne Cartwright wrote: > Anyone using win.net anti-spam system, > > Can you tell me in simple language how to use it without having to accept or > reject the pending messages each day. I'm sure it is simple but I find the > CanIt-Domain-Pro User's guide to be less than clear to this user. > > Each day I get mail from the Win.Net Anti-Spam System asking me to please > visit and accept or reject the pending messages. The spam catcher seems to do > just fine. About a tenth of spam messages get through. I can live with that. > However checking the Anti-Spam System is a nuisance. > > I've checked the "pending messages" and for the last week or more there has > been nothing but spam. If someone sends me a message that get trapped along > with the 32 on "How to get auto insurance for less than $10 a day," an equal > number on "How to get auto insurance for less than $15 a day and about 600 > more of equal intelligence. I don't want to read their message. Even if I > know them. > > Anne Cartwright > > > _______________________________________________ > MacGroup mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.math.louisville.edu/mailman/listinfo/macgroup > _______________________________________________ MacGroup mailing list [email protected] http://www.math.louisville.edu/mailman/listinfo/macgroup
