In article . net,
on Mon, 29 Mar 2004 14:25:25 GMT,
Dudley Henriques attempted to say .....


"Tank Fixer" wrote in message
k.net...
In article et,
on Sun, 28 Mar 2004 21:32:13 GMT,
Dudley Henriques attempted to say .....
You may want to log into your Earthlink webmail account and change a
setting
or two.

I did a few weeks ago and found that the settings I had left in the past
had
caught a couple of hundred infected mails that earthlink quarenteened on
the
server. I would never have seen them if I had not by chance logged in to
check something else.
They just sit there for xx number of days and then are deleted.

I use a simple dial up for email. I'm usually on the computer working most
of the time during the day and evening. The server gets checked at least
once an hour for email, so it's clean all the time. Earthlink's Spamator
catches whatever it catches and that's what sits there and gets deleted over
time. I don't even bother with Spamator. Anything that would go in there
would only have been deleted by me manually anyway.

That's the ticket.
I also download mail from my AKO account and they are running an even
stronger setup.
I don't believe I see much spam from that account at all.


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