I'm no expert (and don't work at or for an ISP) but I haven's seen
any kind of ISP-level spam filtering that's acceptable to me. I don't
want even one false positive a day, let alone a week, and I don't
want to have to frequently check for them at an ISP (or domain
host's) web interface.
I'd rather sort through Mail's Junk folder many times a day and catch
the almost daily legit mail that gets put there.
Regards,
Harry Corsover
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On Feb 13, 2006, at 2:09 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
The only real solution is to move to an ISP with effective spam
filtering on the backend.
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