I have just started using Popfile ( http://popfile.sourceforge.net/ ) and am really impressed with it. It handles my multiple email accounts wonderfully. I also like that it will add a header line indicating spam option incase you do not want to add a tag on the subject line.
I did use Norton Spam Alert that came with Norton Internet Security but it was not very easy to deal with wrongly identified emails. I also tried McAfee's Spam Killer and did not like that I had to give Spam Killer my usernames and passwords for it to get into my email and do it's thing (username and password is now in 2 locations to change or keep track of) I did not give it much of a chance to see if it really worked. I have not tried Spampal yet, but think I will be staying with Popfile for a while. Scott Windows 2000 1.62 Christmas Edition Sunday, April 6, 2003, 8:06:24 PM, you wrote: > Okay, I surrender. I have been content with dealing with spam on a > per-email basis, using the dispatch on server feature, or just dealing > with the minor inconvenience. But now it's no longer a minor > inconvenience. Interestingly, I get almost no spam from the address I > use on mailing lists, newsgroups, and sign-ups; the spam I get comes > mostly into my registered domain and my primary address. In any event, > I now need to deal with it, but have spent no attention to the various > postings here on what to use or how. Is there a handy-dandy program or > Internet site to which someone can direct me to start my search for a > tool? (And, does anyone know *why* most of the spam would be coming in > to an address that I rarely use except for business and social > connections?) ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.62 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
