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I am using a new SPAM Filter - SpamBayes. It is great!
SpamBayes is an Open Source (FREE) SPAM Filter. The main filter focuses on the message body and tokenizes the message to find clues to determine if the message is SPAM.
It took a couple of days to learn all of the e-newsletters that I subscribe to and it is now catching about 95% of the SPAM that comes in.
There is a great review on Jon Udell's Weblog
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After reading your endorsement, I've installed it too. Early feedback: it seems to work pretty intelligently with only a moderate amount of training. And it stimulated me to tidy up my Outlook files, long overdue.
What I love about this is that something so helpful comes free and installs as easily as a piece of MS software, more easily even.
Posted by:John Moore | February 02, 2004 at 04:39 AM