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Anti-Spam Filters for Windows, Linux and Mac
If you need a spam filter for your e-mail account, then you can pick one from the following links:
31 Bayesian Spam Filters for Windows
8 Bayesian Spam Filters for Linux
12 Bayesian Spam Filters for Mac
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Top 10 Free Spam Filters for Windows
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July 17, 2007 - 11:16 AM
My SpamBayes filter managed to get some legit e-mails from few of my friends into my junk box….even after i trained the filter.
After uninstalling it and do a clean install later, it seemed to be working fine.
It didn’t work fine though today when i got mail-bombed on my carolsvault.com mail server.
They all managed to get into my inbox…..and all were spam messages.
I so despise the people doing that right now.
July 17, 2007 - 10:51 AM
i still use spamihilator for my gmail downloaded to thunderbird. it will work but like normal bayesian mail filter, email training is a must.
July 14, 2007 - 6:59 PM
Most of the “filters” are clients with weak spam filtering support. I personally love gmail’s spam filter. I tried writing spam filters myself, but I feel if gmail/hotmail users identify a sender as spam (several of them), they can block this sender to give less work on the algorithm.