wanted. So many spam mails missed, and so many false positives as well, I have
given up using that software. I never could get the OE version working either.
I have replaced it with a Linux/Postfix/SpamAssassin solution on my mail server
and it does a lot better job blocking all that stuff, without requiring me to
download it and move it to some "folder"
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----- Original Message -----
From: Matthew Small
To: CF-Community
Sent: Friday, February 06, 2004 9:29 AM
Subject: Spamnet
Does any here use the Cloudmark Spamnet for Outlook Express? I'm wondering if
I'm doing something wrong in using it.
I had Spamnet for Outlook, and it caught all kinds of spam. I rarely had to
block more than 2 or 3 spams at a time. I quit using it because I went to OE. I
just downloaded the Spamnet for Outlook Express, and it doens't seem to do
anything as far as blocking spam goes. I have to block 400-500 every day, which
is what I was was doing before I had this.
Any comments are appreciated.
- Matt Small
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