A good Bayesian spam filter is quite effective and is implemented in
several email clients.
Oh yes, you have to initially identify the Spam, but the filter learns
what is spam and what is not and automatically directs it to the Junk
folder.
The Embarq (CenturyLink) "reject everything" is IMHO the worst solution
to Spam - it not only requires the respondent to go to extra steps
saying you are genuine, but requires those using it to respond as well.
I know Thunderbird has the Bayesian spam filter built in, and yes, I
identify anything that comes into my email with no reasonable content in
the text body as Junk Mail. I do not count how many I receive, and I do
not click on links that have no associated valid text telling me why I
should click on it.
Just my opinion.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 11/9/2018 6:56 PM, W0FK wrote:
Geez guys, I have a spam filter. Sorry it’s an inconvenience to you, but I
was getting 300 a day snd had to do something
As running on the major sites as well
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