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In reply to the discussion: training the spam filter. [View all]

Atman

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3. That is the simplest solution and seems to work just fine.
Thu Dec 11, 2014, 02:57 PM
Dec 2014

I also keep a "Suspected Spam" folder that I weed through and add addresses as needed. The most vital is the "Politics" folder -- any damned fundraising mail gets dumped in immediately, but they're crafty and keep coming up with new names!

I actually, though, have the opposite problem than the op...I get regular e-mails from, of all places, a body jewelry company i've certainly never order from nor ever had any correspondence with. But no matter how many times I mark it as JUNK, new ones just keep showing up. I do agree, training the filters can be a bit a bit tedious, but well worth it if you have a raining Saturday with nothing else to do.

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