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This'll probably sound snakey, but… I inadvertently stumbled upon a fine solution for Outlook users yesterday, as I was snooping around my own site and spied a button sponsor. Lo and behold, it was a spam-busting tool that had been discounted for my subscribers. I downloaded and installed it, and was very impressed with what it had to offer. I'm not going to link to the special page directly, only because I'm trying hard not to sound like a shill. Honestly, I have a conscience! You can go exploring Ella on your own if you care to check it out. I had been using the “new” MailWasher Pro, but found it to be too cumbersome and not much of a time-saver in the end (since I still have to flip back to my mail program eventually).
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11 Comments
Anonymous
September 8th, 2003
at 8:43pm
53 is my favorite number.
Anonymous
September 8th, 2003
at 9:10pm
I use POPFile. I have 3 email accounts and 7 different mail folders ranging from spam to individual email account folders.
93% accuracy rate with all of this on my computer. ;-)
Anonymous
September 8th, 2003
at 10:30pm
Spambayes Outlook Plugin, a nice free open-source plugin, works great for me, and kills 99% of my mess.
Anonymous
September 8th, 2003
at 11:31pm
Mi nombre es POMPA y pienso que POPFile es grande.
Anonymous
September 9th, 2003
at 8:41am
What POMP said.
Anonymous
September 9th, 2003
at 1:58pm
I use this service called knowspam (knowspam.net) – its a proxy server that filters out spam. The great part is that by default, all mail is blocked unless on an allowed list. Users can send their mail through by self-validating themselves as “human”. Its blocked something like 14,000+ spam mails in the 2 months or so I've been using it.
Anonymous
September 9th, 2003
at 6:06pm
i wonder if there is one just as good for outlook express…*hunts*
Anonymous
September 9th, 2003
at 7:25pm
I switched to Opera and M2 after an XP update made OutlookExpress crawl like molassis in winter. I've been pleased with nearly everything about the browser and email client. It's spam filter is about 95-99% for me. IMHO Opera is #1.
Anonymous
September 10th, 2003
at 4:28am
this was cool.. i like your style.. very original
Anonymous
September 11th, 2003
at 8:12pm
I've been using IHateSpam for Outlook (also available for Outlook Express) for about a year now. I like it a lot 'cause it uses many methods for blocking including community reporting and black and white lists, etc. Check it out – http://www.sunbelt-software.com/product.cfm?id=930 and no I don't work there or anything. I just like it.
Anonymous
September 12th, 2003
at 6:10pm
hmm ill have to give that one a whirl, thanx