A lot of people lately have been asking me what steps they should take to resolve their spam problems. Two client-side programs come to mind:
1) Cloudmark
2) Spamcop
These do a great job of stopping mail because people become part of a community.
Your large ISPs now offer a similiar service if they have a "report spam" button. Ultimately, people are, on average, a good read about what is spam, and what is not. Some major ISPs, such as hotmail.com, aol.com, earthlink.net, and yahoo.com have these features built-in.
Friday, June 30, 2006
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3 comments:
Yeah SpamCop and Cloudmark are both very good spam blockers.
Ryan, what do you think, Gmail's spam protection is good enough to make third-party applications unnecessary?
i dont think the gmail's spam protection is any good. i still receive a good (bad) amount of spam in my inbox - daily!
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