"Haluk" <yokoolebiri@spam.net> wrote in message news:<bj9h8f$gfqun$1@ID-201738.news.uni-berlin.de>...
> Does anyone know the address of that Nigerian executive who is sending me
> unsolicited messages about money laundy business? I could really use some
> physical violance nowadays, being stressed out and all. How do I prevent
> receiving spam from such mothaf*ckers.
> 
> Thanksabunch

You could try using Choicemail from digiportal.  It's very simple but
very effective.

I got this for you:

Category : Software for Internet > AntiSpam - Standalone program 

Software : ChoiceMail One
OS : Windows XP,2000,ME,95,98
Email Client : Outlook,Outlook Express,Eudora and web-based email
Awards : PC Magazine - 4/5 rating - May 2003

Infomation : DigiPortal Software offers ChoiceMail One, anti spam
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Rather than maintaining a huge and ever-changing list of rules to try
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Incoming messages from senders unknown to you are held up and the
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contact you. If senders do not register after a set period, their
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Existing senders in your address book can be automatically imported
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