Derek> I'm gonna hold up the "I call bullshit" card here. Recipients Derek> most certainly *can* get it wrong.
Sorry I wasn't very clear. The results in the hotmail example were where the users said it wasn't spam but hotmail insisted it was. It is possible for a user to indentify non-spam as spam. But if a user says it isn't spam then it isn't no matter how much it might look like it might be. I have had this happend to me personally. Some of my fellow admins at the time insisted some of my incoming mail was spam. As it happened the mail (offering some telephone products) was specifically requested.