Which e-mail service has the best spam filtering?
Hi Gang, I recall hearing that CNET (I think) created a new e-mail service that would actually write a user back the first time they send something and ask them to state their business or just made them verify.
Hi Gang,
I recall hearing that CNET (I think) created a new e-mail service that would actually write a user back the first time they send something and ask them to state their business or just made them verify. Does anyone know the name of this service? I think it would work for a while anyways.
Thanks in Advance,
Christian Blackburn
I recall hearing that CNET (I think) created a new e-mail service that would actually write a user back the first time they send something and ask them to state their business or just made them verify. Does anyone know the name of this service? I think it would work for a while anyways.
Thanks in Advance,
Christian Blackburn
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I think that was Earthlink. Haven't heard much about it since then though so I'm not sure how well it's going for them. I use both Hotmail and Yahoo, they both do a pretty decent job of filtering out crap for me. I get about 60 spams a day, but it's been several months since one has made it to my inbox. YMMV
Jim
Jim
Quote:Hi Gang,
I recall hearing that CNET (I think) created a new e-mail service that would actually write a user back the first time they send something and ask them to state their business or just made them verify. Does anyone know the name of this service? I think it would work for a while anyways.
Thanks in Advance,
Christian Blackburn
That would just annoy the hell out of people. It will also probably keep you from getting legitimate email, especially for automated services. For example, you order a product online and it sends a order confirmation from an unmonitored account, unless you have that email address (which you probably won't know) in your address book or safe list, you won't get the confirmation. Same thing for any new notification that you request.
I just think it would filter way too much stuff off.
I recall hearing that CNET (I think) created a new e-mail service that would actually write a user back the first time they send something and ask them to state their business or just made them verify. Does anyone know the name of this service? I think it would work for a while anyways.
Thanks in Advance,
Christian Blackburn
That would just annoy the hell out of people. It will also probably keep you from getting legitimate email, especially for automated services. For example, you order a product online and it sends a order confirmation from an unmonitored account, unless you have that email address (which you probably won't know) in your address book or safe list, you won't get the confirmation. Same thing for any new notification that you request.
I just think it would filter way too much stuff off.
CruelMail.com has an interesting new anti-spam feature. You could check them out.
there is a ton of them we get them at work here often when we send out mailing lists.
u click a link in the meail - it takes the sender to a web site where they put in a code or something and then it will allow your email to go through to the recipient.
it is a neat idea, but can get annoying.
i can not recall any names but shall keep an eye out for some.
u click a link in the meail - it takes the sender to a web site where they put in a code or something and then it will allow your email to go through to the recipient.
it is a neat idea, but can get annoying.
i can not recall any names but shall keep an eye out for some.
you might also want to check out http://pay2send.com
