OK, here comes another stupid simple idea. Our bosses won't spring for
the cost of a paid anti spam solution. Our customers don't want to get spam
or pay to filter it. The sales guys don't want any filtering what-so-ever.
So all we did was post a message about how users could use the web based
interface to create their own filtering rule. So far it has worked on the
customer end, even if it does not stop it before it gets to the server.
It's not a very good answer, but under our current situation, it keeps
everyone quiet. We did very clearly warn the users that we are not
responsible for any over filtering on their part.
Just thought I'd toss this out for anyone else who is caught in a
simular situation.
Kevin Childers
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