On Sunday, December 7, 2003, at 10:56 pm, Brad Helden wrote:
I might have a solution for those with SPAM issues.
I use Eudora and always set my filtering to send any mail that is not
directly addressed to me to be put in the trash. This setting also
picks up WAMUG mail and others that are li
I might have a solution for those with SPAM issues.
I use Eudora and always set my filtering to send any mail that is not
directly addressed to me to be put in the trash. This setting also
picks up WAMUG mail and others that are lists. All I do when mail
arrives is to check the trash to see wh
Yes, that did help, I can now trash the junk mail. Severin says that
spammers seem to be learning new ways to bypass the junk mail filters
as well. But, at least I can manually junk them. We will see if I can
now get junk mail going straight to the junk mailbox when they are
downloaded.
On 06/
I use Eudora 6 which has an adjustable spam filter and am having the
same problem with an increasing proportion of spam bypassing the
filter. Nudging the rejection criterion up helps but I always have
to scan the junked mail as occasionally legitimate mail is seen as
spam. I suspect spammers
Susan Hastings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all, Until recently most junk mail went straight into the junk mail
> box, and that was that. But, at the moment, it is all going straight
> into my inbox, and if I try to move it to junk mail manually, mail
> quits(and I get a message to notify App
Hi all, Until recently most junk mail went straight into the junk mail
box, and that was that. But, at the moment, it is all going straight
into my inbox, and if I try to move it to junk mail manually, mail
quits(and I get a message to notify Apple, which I've done).
so, at the moment I can tr
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