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Originally Posted by greencreeper
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I've added an extra DNSBL for countries and configured Spampal to use its aggressive "Pre-created filtering strategy". I have Zone Alarm Pro so I've disabled the extra regex filter rule set for viruses and added a few rules to catch quarantined attachments. Everything works great so I'd hope that NTL give me the option to opt out of their attempts at filtering.
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Yebbut... what if the choice was staying on unfiltered mailservers at the current level of service or getting your mail from servers benefiting from filtering? Spampal & OE work fine for me, and left to my own devices I can deal with a spampload of roughly 250 a day with very little inconvenience. And that's on dial-up. My problems (well, my email problems!) currently start and end with ntlworld's mailservers - and I don't see how they can fix that without introducing server-side spam filtering.