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I've tried out the free version of Mailwasher http://www.mailwasher.net/ and, although it works beautifully, only the paid version (USD37.00) can "bounce" spam. Are there any other free anti-spam programmes that work as well as Mailwasher and have the mail bouncing feature? TIA, b
> I've tried out the free version of Mailwasher > http://www.mailwasher.net/ and, although it works beautifully, only > the paid version (USD37.00) can "bounce" spam.
Fwiw;
Bouncing spam indicates that the domain is live, just that particular account is inactive. It may not act as a deterrent against spammers.
> I've tried out the free version of Mailwasher > http://www.mailwasher.net/ and, although it works beautifully, only > the paid version (USD37.00) can "bounce" spam. Are there any other > free anti-spam programmes that work as well as Mailwasher and have the > mail bouncing feature? TIA, b
Have you tried using the Junk Mail Controls included in Thunderbird?
Select Tools on the Menu Bar then click on Junk Mail Controls.
>> I've tried out the free version of Mailwasher >> http://www.mailwasher.net/ and, although it works beautifully, only >> the paid version (USD37.00) can "bounce" spam. Are there any other >> free anti-spam programmes that work as well as Mailwasher and have the >> mail bouncing feature? TIA, b
>Have you tried using the Junk Mail Controls included in Thunderbird?
>Select Tools on the Menu Bar then click on Junk Mail Controls.
Oh yes ... but they don't filter out these HTML spams with random text.
>> I've tried out the free version of Mailwasher >> http://www.mailwasher.net/ and, although it works beautifully, only >> the paid version (USD37.00) can "bounce" spam.
>Fwiw;
>Bouncing spam indicates that the domain is live, just that particular >account is inactive. It may not act as a deterrent against spammers.
>-Craig
Thanks, but most of the spam is coming through to my pop3 address I use with my ISP but have never used anywhere else (no one but my ISP and my webhost should know that address). Others are sent to random addresses using the same ISP domain. Clearly, the spammers have either hacked their way into my ISP's data or have software that allows them to generate addresses that work.
>>>> I've tried out the free version of Mailwasher >>>> http://www.mailwasher.net/ and, although it works >>>> beautifully, only the paid version (USD37.00) can >>>> "bounce" spam.
>>>Fwiw;
>>>Bouncing spam indicates that the domain is live, just that >>>particular account is inactive. It may not act as a >>>deterrent against spammers.
>>>-Craig
>> Thanks, but most of the spam is coming through to my pop3 >> address I use with my ISP but have never used anywhere else >> (no one but my ISP and my webhost should know that >> address). Others are sent to random addresses using the >> same ISP domain. Clearly, the spammers have either hacked >> their way into my ISP's data or have software that allows >> them to generate addresses that work.
>Why do you think that bouncing will solve and/or prevent >anything?
Most of the spam is coming to a particular address. If it gets bounced back to the spammers then it might eventually be removed from their mailing list and not passed on to other spammers. That's how I understand it works.
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