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Old 04-04-2004, 13:52   #83
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Re: NTL inactive on spam, viruses and broadband

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Originally Posted by brianlb
I appreciate the suggestion, and I have looked at the mailwasher website to see what's involved, but it looks to me as if I would still have to look at each incoming message individually<snip>
I don't know about Mailwahser, but I've use SpamPal for ages now, and it's pretty much install & leave to it, like all spam filters, it's not 100% but I would say 95% from install.
It checks each email against spam lists.
You can add you known contacts to a white list if needed (I think it can add your contacts from outlook express to its whitelist on install), and there is also a black list for ones that constatly slip thru.
It changes the subject of spam email to start with **SPAM** and you setup one outlook message rule to move these into a "spam" folder.
http://www.spampal.org
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