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For corporate mail servers: Brightmail. (now Symantec Brightmail)
It rocks. Utterly.
Client side (at home): I'm using McAfee. It's OK, I suppose. I used to use iHateSpam but, frankly, it wasn't as good back then. If you are a home user consider changing ISP to someone who sweeps for Spam for you...
It rocks. Utterly.
Client side (at home): I'm using McAfee. It's OK, I suppose. I used to use iHateSpam but, frankly, it wasn't as good back then. If you are a home user consider changing ISP to someone who sweeps for Spam for you...
www.cloudmark.com/desktop/
This one is awesome.
Its never let me down and filters out about 30 a day I get and puts them straight into your deleted bin so you can quickly check there is nothing you want in there and then empty the bin.
Costs a few ££ but is totally worth it IMO.
Used to take me 10 mins a day to go through all the mails and delete them individually.
This one is awesome.
Its never let me down and filters out about 30 a day I get and puts them straight into your deleted bin so you can quickly check there is nothing you want in there and then empty the bin.
Costs a few ££ but is totally worth it IMO.
Used to take me 10 mins a day to go through all the mails and delete them individually.
runway78 said:
What is the best anti-spam software out there?
We need more context really. A you a private user with a single mailbox? Are you using Outlook/Outlook Express/Thunderbird/webmail?
SpamAssassin is very, very good and free, but maybe not suitable for say a novice user with just a single email account.
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