spam cube
 

this sounds like a winner - no more having to wait for ntl to update spam filters..

http://www.spamcube.com) :)

Re: spam cube
 

Shame it only supports POP3..

Re: spam cube
 

luckily all my email is pop - so its good for me!

Re: spam cube
 

Am I missing something? This costs $150 and $52 per year for virus protection (whilst claiming not to be subscription based) and it appears to do little more than free spam filters like, for instance, spam cop? The only advantage I can see is that it protects up to 4 machines at the same time. Who would want to pay $150 for that?

Re: spam cube
 

52 a year if you want anti virus - optional.

tell me more about other anti spams please!

Re: spam cube
 

Sounds a good idea.. http://www.nytimes.com/2006/03/30/te...83a3c9&ei=5088

I can think of one other major problem though. It currently only fully supports Outlook or Outlook express on Windows.

Anyone using another email client, or platform (such as a Mac or Linux) will (at the moment) have to go to the product's web page to label things as spam or not spam.

Still, I am sure that problem will be solved either by Spam cube or a third party plug in before long.

Re: spam cube
 

When I said spamcop, I meant spampal: www.spampal.org. I find it fairly effective.