Sounds good.  
We get plenty of spam from Japan because we have a Japanese
language website.  Do you or anyone else here know if SpamSieve can be 
programmed to filter out unwanted emails with Japanese text Subject and
Content.

Brian G4 10.4.7 PM 4.2.1

Sat, 30 Sep 2006 14:21:16 -0400 Ken Pope wrote: 

>Thanks for describing your set-up.  I receive about the same amount of
>spam but have had good luck using only SpamSieve.  It currently has a
>99.3% accuracy rate for my system.  
>
>Fortunately it virtually never makes a false positive error (i.e.,
>putting a valid piece of mail in my spam folder -- I always check the
>spam folder before deleting just to make sure I don't miss any actual
>mail).  The relatively small number of errors it makes -- false
>negatives (spam ending up in my in-box) -- are so infrequent that they
>are not irritating to deal with.
>
>One additional reason I appreciate the accuracy of SpamSieve is my
>experience from time to time of having my email bounced from colleague's
>computer (usually when they are waiting for a reply from me on a project
>with a tight deadline) because they use a much more aggressive but less
>accurate spam-blocker. 
>
>Ken
>G-4 
>Tiger 10.4.7
>PM 5.5b2
>
>



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