TSGL: Spam Filter Recomendations

[Don Penlington]

David wrote:
>I've Been using Norton AntiSpam the last few years and have grown tired of
>it.  Can anyone recommend a replacement?>>


My best advice is to use a good reputable ISP which offers a  good 
anti-spam and anti-virus service.  Most of the better ISP's should offer 
this free of charge.

You'll find that their anti-spam devices should be much more efficient than 
any internal software you may install.  I don't find any need to use any 
internal anti-spam software.

For any that might get through, Eudora has excellent and very simple filters.

GMail has a good reputation, though of course it has all the disadvantages 
of a web-based email system, which personally I dislike.

But, of course, all that means changing your email address---and you may 
not wish the one-off inconvenience of that.

Don Penlington


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