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Originally Posted by greencreeper
I voted to leave spam alone. Not because I want spam left alone but because I want NTL to leave spam alone. I know they'd made a mess of it - bouncing loads of legit emails or marking them as spam..
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Know exactly what you mean, there should be the option of a user controlled server side spam filter.
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Originally Posted by greencreeper
At the moment I use SpamPal and it's regex filter. All my spam is caught with very few false positives.
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Well yes, but you then have to download the e-mail and run the filters on it. What you really want is something like SpamAssassin which does the same as SpamPal but on the server side.
SpamAssassin has given me no false positives and has missed a tiny amount of spam, which probably could have been caught if I had tweaked the settings.
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Originally Posted by greencreeper
And how do you propose email senders should contact NTL to have their blacklisted email address/server removed from the list? NTL's own customers have trouble contacting NTL and getting them to do anything, so I can hardly see non-customers getting very far when it comes to being un-blacklisted!
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Exactly!