norton antivirus email proxy popup ?
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Don't bounce!
99% of spam has forged from/reply to addresses, so bouncing just clogs the email system even more, or lands in some other poor so and so's intray - a friend had this happen, while also getting other spam, so it looks like Mr. scum spammmer rotates addresses from those on his spam list.
99% of spam has forged from/reply to addresses, so bouncing just clogs the email system even more, or lands in some other poor so and so's intray - a friend had this happen, while also getting other spam, so it looks like Mr. scum spammmer rotates addresses from those on his spam list.
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never thought of that mate, just wanted to stop norton poping up that email proxy warning any ideas im sick and tired of spam i get at least 150 a day
mostly porn and mortgage ****e? and how to make a million etc dont those spammers get it we are not interested are they not listening dam ****ers
if you have children who use the same pc and they check their emailand what do they get..... tirade of bloody porn related emails in their folder how do parents explain that im sick of it thats why i tried mailwasher anyone with children will agree anything to to try and cancel it out if possible
mostly porn and mortgage ****e? and how to make a million etc dont those spammers get it we are not interested are they not listening dam ****ers
if you have children who use the same pc and they check their emailand what do they get..... tirade of bloody porn related emails in their folder how do parents explain that im sick of it thats why i tried mailwasher anyone with children will agree anything to to try and cancel it out if possible
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To allow it to work, I guess some additional firewall rules may be needed - it's better to set loopback (connect to local applications) on a per-program basis, than allow anything to loopback, as that may allow other programs a free pass to something that can connect out.
SPAMPAL is my choice... some say it's not ideal, because it downloads and junks (not sure if you can action a "delete from server" in your mail program, if you are not using body rules).
If your server is IMAP, rather than POP3, then the preferred way to handle it IS to allow Spampal to delete, since tagging as spam is slow in that environment.
www.spampal.org
SPAMPAL is my choice... some say it's not ideal, because it downloads and junks (not sure if you can action a "delete from server" in your mail program, if you are not using body rules).
If your server is IMAP, rather than POP3, then the preferred way to handle it IS to allow Spampal to delete, since tagging as spam is slow in that environment.
www.spampal.org