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To: COMPUTERGUYS-L@LISTSERV.AOL.COM
Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2009 3:43 PM
Subject: [CGUYS] Spam Blocker
Hi ...
I'm drowning in SPAM in my Outlook Express mail program. Can anyone
recommend a reliable cheap (better yet, free) anti-spam program? As
always, thanks
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Subject: Spam:Re: [CGUYS] Spam Blocker
GMAIL
Seriously - unless you are running your own server, and you clearly
are not if you are using OE, you can't block the spam from coming in
to your client. You can redirect it to other folders. You can run
certain security programs
They obviously have set some sort of spam filter, be it hardware or software.
Stewart
At 07:57 AM 2/20/2009, you wrote:
Unfortunately, half of the email I get from this other listservs
is marked as Spam. Our IT people have no answer--except they're
quick to bring up that no internal email
On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 9:01 PM, Jeff Wright jswri...@gmail.com wrote:
Except we have seen Comcast blocking good mail as spam. Turning up your
settings will probably make that problem even worse. I would not trust
Comcast at all.
Agreed. Even with the spam filtering turned off, they
GMAIL
Seriously - unless you are running your own server, and you clearly
are not if you are using OE, you can't block the spam from coming in
to your client. You can redirect it to other folders. You can run
certain security programs that will intercept it, but you still have
to
All my mail goes through gmail one way or another and I get almost no spam.
On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 1:43 PM, Gail.Miller gail.mil...@comcast.netwrote:
Hi ...
I'm drowning in SPAM in my Outlook Express mail program. Can anyone
recommend a reliable cheap (better yet, free) anti-spam program? As
You can try forwarding your mail through a gmail address. It does a decent
job filtering spam plus it lets you identify spam. It might be a good time
just to retire the spam laden email address or limit it to things that might
generate more spam.
Thunderbird has some sort of built in junk mail
http://www.spamfighter.com/Product_Info.asp
you can look at that too...
On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 1:43 PM, Gail.Miller gail.mil...@comcast.netwrote:
Hi ...
I'm drowning in SPAM in my Outlook Express mail program. Can anyone
recommend a reliable cheap (better yet, free) anti-spam program? As
, 2009 4:25 PM
Subject: Re: [CGUYS] Spam Blocker
You can try forwarding your mail through a gmail address. It does a
decent
job filtering spam plus it lets you identify spam. It might be a good
time
just to retire the spam laden email address or limit it to things that
might
generate more spam
i use allmail.net as an email host for my virtual sites.
http://www.allmail.net/old/?MLS=MB-*;Ust=7445fd21!ab1041ac;SMB-CF=890833;UDm=491;MSignal=OP-*S-1.N-1
for very little money, they throw in a 3 level spam blocker, antivirus for
email, and a place in the sky(web support)
i slice my email
At 04:25 PM 02/19/2009 -0500, John Duncan Yoyo wrote
Thunderbird has some sort of built in junk mail filtering as well.
Does comcast offer any spam filtering? You might just need to turn it on.
I'm a long-time Earthlink subscriber. They do a fantastic job of filtering
spam, even at the
I do believe you can get on Comcast's website and tweak up your level
of filtering, but they should already be doing that to a degree.
Except we have seen Comcast blocking good mail as spam. Turning up your
settings will probably make that problem even worse. I would not trust
Comcast at all.
Except we have seen Comcast blocking good mail as spam. Turning up your
settings will probably make that problem even worse. I would not trust
Comcast at all.
Agreed. Even with the spam filtering turned off, they still filter email
and incompetently at that. I switched to Gmail and never
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