+1 with Bob. On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 3:09 PM, Bob Schmidt <bschm...@winfield34.org> wrote: > I do have at&t but on don't use the at&t email. I've learned LONG ago not > to use ISP email services. I set up the free google apps system on a domain > and my wife and i use that. gmail does a great job at filtering. > >>>> "Tim Ferguson" <t...@ccs135.com> 9/7/2010 2:18 PM >>> > > Just wondering how many on the list may have AT&T DSL at home? And, if so, > have started receiving lots of e-mail over the last month or so in regard > to winning the lottery, inheriting millions, etc., that you hadn't been > receiving in the past? Probably get five to ten minimum per day now and, > when contacting AT&T they indicated it was my job to contact the offending > domain/mail server and also offered instructions on how to check the mail > headers, etc., to see where they came from although I've done that for years > for our own people and attempted to block what I can through our own > AV/Anti-Spam software. Probably was started by inappropriately clicking > something that triggered it (not me), but wanted to check before I changed > e-mail addresses. Or is there some software, preferably free or cheaper, > that can be used at home for mail "filtering"? > > Thanks for any ideas or suggestions! > > Tim > > > > Tim Ferguson > Director of Technology > Centralia City Schools > Centralia, Illinois 62801 > 618-532-1907, Ext. 1030 > > | Subscription info at http://www.tech-geeks.org | >
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