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Originally Posted by TheNorm
Have you thought about using SpamBayes ( http://spambayes.sourceforge.net/)? I've been using this add-in to Microsoft Outlook successfully for many years - you "train" it to recognise spam. And its free! |
It's not always caught by Spambayes either.
And it's not restricted to NTL - I also get the same email type at work (where there is supposed to be a sophisticated and expensive spam filter), and also on the Gmail inbox.