The most important thing about a spam filter is that it not throw away GOOD email. I've done all the research, so just download "SpamBayes" and enjoy.

http://spambayes.sourceforge.net

(Caution: for Windows users, I don't think it works with Outlook Express, only Outlook)

I just realized that my post looks just like spam!

I'm always getting spam that promises to "get rid of spam."

The irony! :LOL:

Handclaps! Delete this spam!!!

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EllisDee said:

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I used SpamBayes at work, and it's great. My only gripe is that it doesnt automatically move your mail to your Deleted Items folder.

Supposedly you can automate this with AutoArchive settings in Outlook, and I tried that, but they dont work.

At home I use GiantCompany's Spam Inspector. It's only 20 bucks and has alot more features. And, it moves everything to your deleted items folder when you close outlook.

I'll have the spam, eggs, sausage, and spam.