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Kelvin | 14:50 Sun 08th Oct 2006 | Technology
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Unfortunately, I''ve had to get used to the fact that I recieve about 30 items of spam a day, ranging from V*agra + cial*s adverts to obvious phishing scams etc. Outlook express will identify most of these a spam and I've set a rule for them to be deleted, however, over the last few days or so the spam count has increased and I'm getting a lot of 'undelivered mail' notices for e-mails which I have not sent, the senders e-mail being similar, but not the same as mine. Has anyone encountered the same problem, and more importantly, discovered how to solve it?
  
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Also consider using Thunderbird instead of Outlook Express. It works just the same, but has a bayesian spam filter that learns as you report spam, so can often spot new spam like you can. It's free.
firefox is better
no spam
henrys: I don't think you understand what spam is. Firefox is nothing to do with email.
Use a utility like Mailwasher. You can check your mail before opening Outlook and blacklist senders addresses.
Use Mailwasher (in conjunction with Thunderbird, rather than Outlook) if you have POP3 email access (or hotmail). Use gmail otherwise.

I get hardly any spam at all *in my inbox* - very rarely

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