Larry,
I have not found a program that does not stop some of the "good emails", and
neither has my wife, who is a software consultant for HP.
At home, we use a program named Qurb. It works very well, catching Spam
which our internet provider (Cox) lets though. What is indeed annoying, is
that we still have to open the Qurb folder to see if there are emails we
want to let though. You then approve the email so the sender will not be
blocked again.
JLC
Larry wrote:
I know there are some 'puter geeks out there that can help me with this. I
have been getting inundated with spam lately. It is not unusual for 30% to
40% of my email to be spam. This morning it was 60%.
I've had it with these a-holes. How do I send a reply to them that will
cause
their computer to blow up when they open it? Hopefully, causing great
bodily
harm to them, as well.
I hear that spam filters end up taking out some non-spam email along with
the
spam. Are there any filters that work well w/o junking the good stuff?
LD
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