Comments on: Spam is Cancer: Cancer Spam?

By: Derek K. Miller

Derek K. Miller — Sun, 04 Mar 2007 16:36:33 +0000

Even though I’m someone you know who recently got diagnosed with colorectal cancer, I PROMISE I didn’t tell any spammers about it. :) I really have no idea why they’d get you on their list. Kinda spooky, actually.

By: Andy Wood » Spam Attack Solution?

Andy Wood » Spam Attack Solution? — Fri, 02 Mar 2007 06:18:36 +0000

[...] Based on what Chris Pirillo had to say about SpamBayes , which doesn’t seem to have been updated since March of 2005. The installation on Vista had no problems and Outlook 2007 looked like it worked well, but the training process was painful and it kept yanking my email all over the place with to many false positives. Each time I would shutdown and restart outlook my data file had to be repaired. [...]

By: Matt Hartley

Matt Hartley — Wed, 28 Feb 2007 09:53:09 +0000

It’s wild, POPFile is installed on both computers and handles my email for feedback, standard correspondence and spam.
It has a 98% success rate overall.

So yeah, you ought to stick with Spambayes, it’s way better than anything Outlook is going to give you.

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