[Scspamcop] Re: General Spam Question

antioch r.antiochdunkthis at dunkthisntlworld.com
Tue Nov 6 20:18:00 EST 2007


"Michael R N Dolbear" <me at privacy.net> wrote in message 
news:01c82094$9d4d5a00$LocalHost at default...
> Indeed.
>
> But there is a terminology difficulty here.
>
> "antioch"'s ISP may be saying "there is no spam filter" because all
> email is being delivered to his Inbox even though some has the subject
> line altered to include '[SPAM]'. (often called tagging). It seems the
> ISP previously provided a profile setting to cause such emails to be
> shunted aside into a webmail folder, bypassing the Inbox and thus
> qualifying to be called a spam filter (Freeserve aka Wanadoo aka Orange
> still do it that way). Some providers do tagging on outbound mail too.

>
> -- 
> Mike D

Mike
You are correct, but as has been pointed out, tech support do not always get 
things right.
I do have a spam filter - tech said that with the PCGuard version I have 
there is no antispam? but to get it I would have to upgrade my services.
Their web shows no version on the download of PCG and I could find no 
suggestion I would get a better security prog than I am getting already, 
with a higher B band connection.
Nor could the tech I spoke to explain other anomalies.
But tomorrow may yield a result.

Rgds
Antioch





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