Re: Does it work?

"Ejo" <[email protected]> wrote in message 
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> Petzl wrote:
>> "Ejo" <[email protected]> wrote in message 
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>>> Petzl wrote:
>>>> "Gareth" <[email protected]> wrote in message 
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>> The best though is forking out the $US30 for a SpamCop email account 
>> which not only stops spam getting to ones inbox but also allows Very Easy 
>> Reporting (VER) of these spammers effectively closing their ability to 
>> send spam BEFORE it gets sent. Often making the ISP aware of spamming 
>> activity and SpamCop listing/blocking the spam IP source identified until 
>> spam stops.
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> Many of us have several mail accounts that offer filtering of spam. In 
> total I have four of those including fastmail. I never tried the spamcop 
> email account service but I bet it is pretty much the way fastmail works.
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>> SpamCop is a very powerful weapon against spammers.
>> SpamCop email makes stopping and reporting spam very easy
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> That is true, I prefer to use its rDNS lookup service and I do 
> occasionally report spam the way I described above.
>
> Ejo

SpamCop Email can download (by POP or Forwarding) then filter both spam and 
virus *all* your existing email accounts as well as giving you a SpamCop.net 
email address should you choose to use it. I advise you do this and 
gradually let old email addresses become legacy [email protected] is used by 
me for over a decade and is my only contact email address. Extremely bullet 
proof

All spam caught is (VER) reported at a click of your mouse from your Web 
Browser.
I do not have the time to report spam manually SpamCop email is set-up to 
easily function with SpamCop reporting,
All spam that has been and is sent to me is effortlessly reported (non time 
consuming)
The best defence against spammers is to attack back.

While the advent of Trojans does allow hackers & spammers complete control 
and access to many computers defence is simple and for windows users free. 
Check out my signature on how
http://forum.spamcop.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=6089&hl=

If you have the time to do set-up spam control yourself then SpamPal is 
maybe a way to consider also. You seem happy with it, Just as I am with the 
easy effective SpamCop way

I have tested MailWasher the version I used handled spam from the server and 
never required downloading to inbox (all header info to SpamCop was sent 
from server) My 30 days free trail or pay $US37 has for some time now 
expired (The SpamCop Email US$30 is IMO a much better more effective deal)

Petzl
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