Spam Arrest Question

rollergirl · 2004-05-03, 09:25 PM

I agree with you. I think I do fine with it because all my email addresses go to one main email account anyway.

I had a real problem with 5 years of email addresses laying around out there. The spam blew up my IE. I got a new mail client and it couldn't handle the mail either.

I tried Mail washer but it was so slow and was impossible to manage.

My spam arrest account has right now 721,556 spams from the last 5 days.

The 20 dollars every 6 months is more than worth it. I 'm so screwed without it.

I wish they would make that change. It seems like they didnt' think that far ahead, that webmasters might use it.

I'm rambling. I hope you find something that helps.
I totally feel your pain. I can't stand junk mail. Makes my blood pressure sore.

Katie

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2004-05-03, 09:25 PM	#4
rollergirl I'm going to the backseat of my car with the woman I love, and I won't be back for TEN MINUTES Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 82	I agree with you. I think I do fine with it because all my email addresses go to one main email account anyway. I had a real problem with 5 years of email addresses laying around out there. The spam blew up my IE. I got a new mail client and it couldn't handle the mail either. I tried Mail washer but it was so slow and was impossible to manage. My spam arrest account has right now 721,556 spams from the last 5 days. The 20 dollars every 6 months is more than worth it. I 'm so screwed without it. I wish they would make that change. It seems like they didnt' think that far ahead, that webmasters might use it. I'm rambling. I hope you find something that helps. I totally feel your pain. I can't stand junk mail. Makes my blood pressure sore. Katie