The best spam filter is free (and easy) Log into your email account in your browser using the ISP's webmail. (Or you can use Pandamail or Squirrel Mail or just about any of them) "Select All" of the messages. Look down the list. Uncheck the ones you want to keep. Hit the Delete Button Log out of your webmail Go to Powermail and download the ones that are left. I do this 4x a day and there are usually about 100 messages in there. The whole process takes less than 2 minutes and I get exactly the messages I want. I have my ISP "flag" the spam but I dedide personally which ones I keep and which ones I do not keep. I haven't met a spam filter yet that gets it right the way I want it.
------------------------- Bob Moody <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 936 Frog Pond Road Staunton VA 24401 800-326-9192 www.bobmoody.org The Four-Way Test of the things we think, say, or do: First: Is it the TRUTH? Second: Is it FAIR to all concerned? Third: Will it build GOOD WILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? Fourth: Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?" *****REPLYING TO MESSAGE QUOTED BELOW****** Fri, 12 Dec 2003 21:24:49 +0100 >Christian Meenaghan wrote: > >>Please, how do I contact support for PowerMail? I am a registered owner, I >>have posted to the list, as well as sent email directly to you, and still I >>have not received any response. How can I get support? > >I replied you directly twice. Maybe you have a spam filter a bit too >selective? > > >Jérôme - PowerMail Engineering > > >--------------------------------------------------------------------- > "In this world, you generally get what you pay for. PowerMail is worth > paying for. Download a demo. You might just like it better than your > current email program. That's how I switched to this great program that > really performs." > PowerMail user comment on www.versiontracker.com > > > Download a demo version from www.ctmdev.com >--------------------------------------------------------------------- > >
