Bill wrote:
> The fact is, I have been searching for a good, reliable spam filter.  No luck so far.  It seems
> like I can delete the spam myself more quickly than I can check my junk file to make sure I'm
> not missing something important.  If I have to look through the junk anyway, what have I
> gained?  I have found a really good pop-up filtering program, if anyone is interested.

For the ultimate spam filter, you have to go with Spamassassin.  It's 
just an awesome piece of code.  It's hardly every wrong... I think it 
miss identifies 1 "good" mail for every 3000 that it correctly 
identifies as spam, and do to it's automatic bayesian filtering, it only 
gets better the longer you use it.

If you are in a position to install it (requires a server) checout:
http://au2.spamassassin.org/index.html

If you are running windows, here is a POP proxy version of the same 
thing.. or in other words.. it works with ANY email client you might be 
using):
http://saproxy.bloomba.com/  (Click on "Version 1.2 released")

Brian Cluff
Team Snaptek