>dhill wrote: >> I get no spam whatsoever. WHy? My ISP has installed a Spamcatcher >> that seems to work, or should I say, seems to be working. If you are >> interested, I can get the name of the program for you. >> >> Dale > >The problem with these programs is that they tend to cast a wide net. >We've had legitimate emails stopped by them too.
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