Hmmmm ... My current eleven e-mail accounts get about 40 to 60 legit e-mails / day. Added to that is a load of about ten percent (4-6) for SPAM that I have to handle in person.
Considering some of my e-mail addresses have been continuously displayed on active web pages since 1995, that's not all that bad, really. I guess my filters do work. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif
I have four layers of SPAM filters: 1) My commercial e-mail address provider (Mail.Com) who does some filtering before forwarding to 2) my ISP, Earthlink.net, who also does some SPAM filtering before 3) my mail client, mail.app v1.2 does some final filtering with it's trainable filters and finally turns over most of my e-mail to 4) me to read or dump in the bit bucket.
There are some decent filters out there, but the only way SPAM will be stopped, or even slowed down appreciably, is to kill off the originators. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/tongue.gif
I've been doing that for many years, but there still seems to be a never ending supply of the scum. *sigh* /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/icon23.gif
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