> Mozilla Thunderbird's appears to be similar in function but I
> haven't had a
> chance yet to really test it.
>
> Scott Holder
>
Thunderbird has a great implementation of bayesean (sp?) filtering...train
it for a while with spam mails (or save a bunch and do it at once) and it
will do a pretty g
At 1:59 AM -0400 on 10/21/03, Scott Holder wittily wrote:
>>
>>Yeah I have spam too, but I am the Secretary of a club and the main contact
>>person for it, also I subscribe to lots and lots of email lists and I get
>>email from people on those same lists. I don't I am a candidate for one of
>>the
At 1:59 -0400 on 10/21/03, you (Scott Holder), wrote:
>>
>>Yeah I have spam too, but I am the Secretary of a club and the main contact
(snip)
>>legitimate email. :-}
>
> Don't necessarily need to give up hope. I've been using Eudora 6 since it
(snip)
> is very nearly 100% with very little missed.
Yeah I have spam too, but I am the Secretary of a club and the main contact
person for it, also I subscribe to lots and lots of email lists and I get
email from people on those same lists. I don't I am a candidate for one of
the SPAM blocking apps, well unless I want to simply not have a lot of my
At 12:54 PM -0500 on 10/19/03, Gordon Elliott wittily wrote:
>> > > --
>> > > SpamEnder stops 100% of all SPAM e-mail and NEVER blocks the e-mail
>you
>> wish
>> > > to receive. It even comes with a Money Back Guarantee. For more
>> > > in
