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From: Ian J Cottee <ian@cottee.org>
Newsgroups: fj.life.in-japan
Subject: Re: The spam is killing me.
Date: 12 Jan 2004 08:38:31 +0900
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"Igirisujin" <Nick@rees101.freeserve.co.uk> writes:

> "Duke of URL" <macbenahATkdsiDOTnet> wrote in message
> news:vvrvq2quqdcf72@corp.supernews.com...
> > In news:btkfh9$d3a$1@nn-tk105.ocn.ad.jp,
> > Dick Muhfukkin Bagswing <laugh@my.nuts.wouldja?> radiated into the
> > WorldWideWait:
> >
> > > Just got back from my holiday vacation and my mailbox is just full
> > > of crap.
> > > Can someone recommend a spam program that works???
> >
> > MailWasher Pro from Firetrust.com
> >
> >
> 
> I have recently tried to use a product called VETOMAIL. You get a30 day free
> trial and it appears to work well.

I decided in the end that the only way to control the huge number of
spams I get was to control the whole thing myself. So now I use a Linux
server with Spam Assassin and Amavis to catch spams and viruses. I was
back in the UK for two and a half weeks over xmas during which time it
caught 2000 messages which I didn't need to see. Spams are automatically
put into an IMAP folder called spam and I glance through it now and
again to see if anything has been caught by accident. Very rarely has. 
-- 
Ian J Cottee
Nagoya, Japan
