I completely agree.
Markus
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SpamCop has a serious problem with blacklisting large ISP
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Personally, I don't consider this a problem with SpamCop. I understand
that different people have different needs, but in my case every message
entering my system from adelphia.net and wanadoo.fr is spam.
Shayne
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Personally, I don't consider this a
problem with SpamCop. I understand that different people have different needs,
but in my case every message entering my
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So, if I sent you a
message from my home ISP account, which is Adelphia, you would automatically
consider it spam
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So, if I
sent you a message from my home ISP account, which is Adelphia, you
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Good
point, Matt. And thanks to folks like youfor putting in the time to look
at these issues. I don't normally jump into these discussions, but seeing you
mentiona few of those domainsearlier prompted me to act out of
character and respond due to the problems I have had with
Is it safe to simply delete an email flagged with spamcop?
We weight SpamCop pretty high, but don't delete on it alone. We hold
on 10, delete on 30, and give SpamCop a 12. We were deleting on 20,
but as we tune the weights we find we need to bump that up to ensure
we didn't push the filters
Is it safe to simply delete an email flagged with spamcop?
We weight SpamCop pretty high, but don't delete on it alone. We hold
on 10, delete on 30, and give SpamCop a 12. We were deleting on 20,
but as we tune the weights we find we need to bump that up to ensure
we didn't push the filters
Is it safe to simply delete an email flagged with spamcop?
Someone earlier today received an E-mail from Ipswitch that failed the
SPAMCOP test. So I would say no. It's a very good test, but not perfect.
-Scott
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should never delete a message based on a single test. Especiall spamcop,
although spam co is verry accruate it still has false positives. A message that
gets flaged by smpacop gets placed in our hold queue for later
review.
Kevin
Bilbee
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My April totals, show it is 99.4% effective. Which is very good for a test.
Could be bad news if your mail is in the other 0.6%.
I've seen ipswitch.com, online.com, united.com, bcentral.com, tigeronline.com all fail
the SPAMCOP test as 4 other sites in my agriculture world.
That said, I do
Can I take from your email that you delete after a weight of 20?
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My April totals, show it is 99.4% effective
SpamCop has a serious problem with blacklisting large ISP mail
servers. Just yesterday I had three false positives partially caused
by SpamCop weighted at about 45% of my hold weight for the domains in
question, and hitting E-mail coming from adelphia.net, wanadoo.fr and
netvision.net.il, all
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