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Who is your ISP? You may find they have spam filters already. They are not infallible though.

I'm on BT and use their Spamguard Plus but still things get through. These are caught with ePrompter. I used to have Mailwasher but I had a fight with it one day and it sulks now if I try and use it.

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I'm with virgin.net and am delighted with the anti-spam stuff they now provide as part of their service. I was having a serious problem with spam and was on the point of closing my account with them (which I had used for 8 years) when lo and behold they launched the anti spam measures and I am so happy that my account is normal again. :D

I get the odd 2 or 3 spams some days in my inbox - but these are easy binned :shifty:

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Do any of the filters referred to above operate without the constant manual updating of the "filtration rules", that spammers seem to be able to circumvent with consumate ease?

..... as far as I know the virgin.net stuff is auto updated by virgin - there is no option to customise what they filter....

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