Hi Folks,
     I don't use "anti-spam software" on my Mac per se, but I do  
accomplish the same thing with almost no effort on my part. I receive  
email via my domain name and I use the Gmail server(after setting up  
an account) to retrieve it and apply its latest anti-spam techniques  
to what it retrieves. I then direct my Mac mail client to retrieve  
what Gmail has decided is valid email. If I think something has been  
overlooked I can always go to Gmail and examine what it has decided  
is "spam" and make a correction there if necessary.

     Gmail has all the software settings to accommodate almost any  
construction of reply and forward headers you might want to set up.

     Spam is non-existent for me and I let Gmail do the heavy lifting.


            Eric Sand


Begin forwarded message:

> From: Michael Anderson <[log in to unmask]>
> Date: October 31, 2007 7:22:58 PM PDT
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] Bay Pointe Technology
> Reply-To: Michael Anderson <[log in to unmask]>
>
> I just got the same one, it doesn't bother me that much. Well  
> unless he catches me on the wrong day ;-). The ones that really  
> make me angry are those email's about things that I've NEVER been  
> (Nor ever will be) interested in! At least Bob has something that I  
> have had some interest in, and everyone needs to make a living, right?
>
> To all those SPAMER's that blast out thousands of email's to  
> millions of addresses, without a clue:
> I get hundreds everyday, they make me crazy. I already have a  
> girlfriend, I don't want a home equity loan, or any parts enlarged,  
> or a Las Vegas Wedding, or a Mexican divorce, and I don't want to  
> business with someone in Nigeria that I don't even know! They all  
> need to be SHOT! Just line'em up and shoot'em all! And I think  
> there is a special place in h3ll for the ones who attach viruses to  
> their SPAM!
>
> But Bob doesn't bother me, actually, I might want to look into that  
> AutoRaid for $200.
>
> Just my $.02,
> Mike.
>
>
>

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