Thread: Missing e mails
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Old 06-01-2004, 17:50   #36
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Re: Missing e mails

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Originally Posted by SMHarman
Brightmail operates several spam detection systems, but a key benefit is that they have set up a large number of dummy email addresses at many different ISPs (including Demon). Any email sent to these addresses is by definition unsolicited and unwanted. Brightmail then create filtering rules that will detect the same email being sent to other addresses. This scheme means that Brightmail will not block properly run mailing lists, legitimate mailshots to customers or indeed mass emails sent by your friends to invite you to a party. This is because these emails will never reach the dummy addresses and so no rules will be created for them. For more information see:

http://www.brightmail.com/accuracy.html
You dont work for them do you ?

Seriosly though - Looks pretty good !! I think the price tag may be out of NTL'S bracket though.

I cant get the picture of two monkeys reading email on a screen out of my head
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