-=PCTechTalk=- Re: what is this and why am I receiving it?
- From: "David Weaver" <djweaver@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2003 10:38:01 -0400
That's the first that I've ever heard someone getting 100%. Most of the
time I've heard anywhere from 93 to 96%. The other thing I didn't like
about MailWasher is the fact that it is a proxy service. I would rather
have a solution such as SpamBayes that directly plugs into my Outlook.
Dave
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From: "David Weaver" <djweaver@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Re: what is this and why am I receiving it?
> Nope not familiar with it. I'm using SpamBayes right now. I've used
> Mailwasher in the past, was okay, but wasn't thoroughly impressed, and
> I've used K-9. K-9 did all right once trained about a 93-94% accuracy
> rate (something I never achieved with MailWasher. SpamBayes is at
> something like 98% accuracy. I'm pretty happy.
That's odd regarding Mailwasher, I get 100% of all spam blocked, and I
noticed within about 1 month that the actual amount I was getting had
dropped dramatically.
To get round the problem that James's spam solution causes I've just set
up a mail rule to block anything from his address-the only problem with
that is if he ever sent me a 'proper' email, I wouldn't get it
Andy
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