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OT. new antispam laws in the US
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from "K" contains these words: ~ ~ I gave up Mailwasher and other freebies for the same reasons. It tried to ~ treat as spam my DH's daily bulletin from his running club - he would not ~ have been a happy bunny. I find it just as quick and easy to delete the ~ spam without opening them. The majority I (and presumably anyone) can tell ~ are spam and the others I just have a quick look without opening via ~ 'Properties' etc. ~ Perhaps I don't get as many as others, but this method takes seconds. I was finding upwards of 250 a day. I filtered them within Agent, but couldn't get filter *all* of the nasties, and since some of the subject lines turn my stomach, I was getting to the point where I just had to do something. Yes I delete without opening, knowing nothing will be automatically run or decoded, but it still means you have to read the offensive filth which is fit only for my compost heap in the subject lines. Hence my original question and now my experiment. The thing I like about Mailwasher is that you can feed in trusted addresses: your running club mail should take one click to register as friendly and then it would always get through. It filters the friends first, which is why I didn't really start counting till today, after I'd checked all my friends were registered. I am much obliged to Martin for pointing me in its direction. obGardening: pulled a pound of late carrots today! -- jane Don't part with your illusions. When they are gone, you may still exist but you have ceased to live. Mark Twain Please remove onmaps from replies, thanks! |
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