any thoughts on (spam filter)

Gentle Ben said:
...any thoughts or comments over regular AV software, ie Trend Micro, Nortons, Mcaffe etc
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1. Most ISPs already have SPAM filtering, it ususally needs to be enabled on the web interface, but will also work the POP3/Outlook interface.

2. Try Popfile:
http://popfile.sourceforge.net/
It's free and it works fairly well once it's tuned.
 
thunderbird has some decent spam filtering built in once you train it.
 
I use spamarrest its GREAT ... a lot of people on the otherside find it annoying because they have to enter in the image key. but as long as I only get wanted email in my inbox I am happy with it.
 
if one happens to be lucky enough to run there own mailserver... it would be good to run a combination of spamassassin, clamav [inline antivirus] and amavisd [all running under postfix].

the combination of the three tools has reduced the amount of spam in my network by a good two thirds or three quarters.

[some assembly required]
good luck
 
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