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timh replied

22 June 2007, 09:53
Cactus is good for local filtering (and free).. I also forward everything that hits my mail server to a gmail account for filtered webmail. Works for me!
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reginald replied

22 June 2007, 09:50
Originally posted by dogzilla

There are solutions that can filter out your spam. Without it i would too get over 100 spam a day!

Indeed. I'm a big fan of gmail just for its spam filtering alone.
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dogzilla replied

21 June 2007, 23:20
Originally posted by Euro-commuter

Unfortunately I was foolish enough to allow my email address of firstname@lastname.com to appear on the web, in somewhat earlier years before spam was common, and indeed before google existed to file it forever (thought there was Deja News). It has got on at least one list and will never get off. Result: about 100 spam a day, to the one email address that I'd prefer to use.

There are solutions that can filter out your spam. Without it i would too get over 100 spam a day!
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Moscow Mule replied

21 June 2007, 07:46
I thought this was going to be thread about an unfortunately named lady.
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Euro-commuter replied

21 June 2007, 06:40
Originally posted by dogzilla

Good luck! They are usually run from dodgy countries so you probably wont have much luck.

Spam? Whats that? Seriously though i havent seen a spam message in the last two weeks!

Unfortunately I was foolish enough to allow my email address of firstname@lastname.com to appear on the web, in somewhat earlier years before spam was common, and indeed before google existed to file it forever (thought there was Deja News). It has got on at least one list and will never get off. Result: about 100 spam a day, to the one email address that I'd prefer to use.
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dogzilla replied

20 June 2007, 22:41
Good luck! They are usually run from dodgy countries so you probably wont have much luck.

Spam? Whats that? Seriously though i havent seen a spam message in the last two weeks!
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Diver replied

19 June 2007, 15:27
hideIP.exe and spam em back
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cykophysh39 started a topic Sue Spammers

19 June 2007, 15:02
Sue Spammers

Ok just a quick question.
We all know that SPAM is an issue. And we all get about 5-60 messages a day of this wretched thing. We all know that actually suing the spammers is not really that worth while, as the majority of these a just some 16 year old script kiddie, or just some Chav like scum, living in a tin shack in Nigeria.

However I was wondring if it would be worth suing the company that the mail is supposed to direct you too? All these Viagra pill vending machines?

Or am I just gonna flog a dead new forest pony?
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