Spam Filter
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Nuggs

Original Poster:

4,640 posts

265 months

Wednesday 27th December 2006
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Hi Folkswavey

I am getting bombarded with spam and need a new spam filter (unfortunately the Norton subscription that comes with BT Total Broadband doesn't include spam filteringirked).

I need one that integrates with Outlook Express.

Any suggestions?

TIAthumbup

johnych

110 posts

241 months

Wednesday 27th December 2006
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I use Bullguard and it works with Outlook and express pretty well. Gave up on Norton back in 05 and havent looked back since. They also provide a pretty good backup service- currently have over 50Gb with them and rising

www.bullguard.com

Johny

Nuggs

Original Poster:

4,640 posts

265 months

Thursday 28th December 2006
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Thanks for the tip although it doesn't appear that I can buy the spam filter separately. I'm happy with Norton for all the other stuff and would rather not fork out for things I don't need.

Any other suggestions?

ThePassenger

6,962 posts

266 months

Thursday 28th December 2006
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I'd keep Norton until it expires or your system messes up. But that's the subject of a different thread

Does SpamBayes tie in to Outlook? If it does then I'm sure a lot of PHers will give it the thumbs up.

SlidingSideways

1,345 posts

263 months

Thursday 28th December 2006
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SpamPal is very good if you're on Windows (www.spampal.org/) and works with Outlook (www.spampal.org/usermanual/clients/email_programs.htm)