Cannikin
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Sun Aug-14-05 02:21 PM
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| Can you recommend a free email spam filter |
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Edited on Sun Aug-14-05 02:22 PM by Cannikin
I'm not going to put Norton back on my computer, but I need something to get rid of all the junk mail
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| ghostsofgiants
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Sun Aug-14-05 02:23 PM
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| 1. Mozilla Thunderbird's built-in spam filter is really good |
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Edited on Sun Aug-14-05 02:24 PM by primate1
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| Dudley_DUright
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Sun Aug-14-05 02:55 PM
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I just finally switched to Thunderbird and I love it. I finally have control of my inbox again. :-) Best of all, it is free.
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Sun Aug-14-05 02:56 PM
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"don'tputyouremailaddressinonlineforms"
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I'm very strangely unaflicted by spam (somewhat cautious with my e-mail address and always tick the 'don't bug me' box) so I can't help you there - but damn fine to see you around again. :hi:
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