Email Spam Filters - Which Is The Best One?

[Lee]

We're looking at setting up some kind of spam filter, either server based or through a program like that SpamArrest.

Was just wondering if any of you folks had used such a service and if so, which one you liked and why?

Regards,

Lee

[Squirt]

SPAMARREST

Since using it a year or so ago I haven't looked back. THANK GOD :bunny:

[Lee]

Really? I heard that it filters out some 'good' emails automatically.

Regards,

Lee

[Squirt]

rarely

If you check the filtered emails for a week or two you're good to go

After that, notify any new senders that you have spamarrest and to respond to the verification email, and you're good to go.

I have tried every filter on outlook etc and nothing compared to Spamarrest.

Regards ~

Tom

ps

I HATE paying for something that should be automatically integrated into outlook etc, but I get thousands of spam emails a day and, in all honesty, Spamarrest has saved me a lot of time and productivity.

[DEVELISH]

I use thunderbird's spam filter which is a bayesian filter.

It whitelists all your contact in thunderbird adress book and checks only the ones NOT in your addressbook.

Not one email slipped into spam yet - of course a lot of spam is english and I tend to email in german - that might help with success rate.

Some (new spam) is in my email box and I just train the filter on the new spams and woosh - gone

:develish:

[PornTeam]

so how are customer service email handled if you use a spam filter? part of our problem is that when I started using a spam filter it was blocked a larger percent of customers' email from coming through.