Outlook Express Spam Filter

Shamish

Does anybody know of any outlook express add-on spam filters?

So i could right click a message and mark it as spam?

I have panda but nothing like this built in

Thanks

Jamangie

I downloaded the Cloudmark Spam filter for OE and it was great. 30 day trial then you subscribe/buy it. Give it a try. If it floats yer boat then tis worth buying IMO.http://www.cloudmark.com/landing/download/?client=SBOE
HTH
You could always try Spamilator but I found it to be extremely Gay and screwed things up on my computer

daymo

You can always try the Excellent Mozilla Thunderbird email prog,it is similar to outlook express and has a junk filter.Best of all its free! click HERE to have a look...Good luck

-TangleFoot-

There are a few listed on this page, but I've never had to use any of them.

gary6789

Shamish,

SpamBully http://www.spambully.com/ is very good with Outlook Express. I've used it 2 years. It's very easy.

zenmaster

I used to use Spampal and found it very good. Excellent forum with questions answered by the program's author.

alanclose

You could try using the inbuilt message rules to remove spam as you download your mail. Its amazing how much you can reduce spam just by adding a few words to a message rule that deletes or moves incoming messages

The_Bargain_Hunters

Hi Up till early this week I had Spamilator which although not brilliant it did filter junk mail.
I have no idea what happened to it but now I am looking for a replacement, I tried to find same one but came up with all different ones so I downloaded one called X Terminator, problem is it is asking for "pop 3" server and I am not too sure where to find this - any ideas?

-TangleFoot-

The_Bargain_Hunters wrote: »

it is asking for "pop 3" server and I am not too sure where to find this

It'll be in your e-mail client's account settings, but if you're not sure where that is, there is a slightly quicker way of finding out. Provide the last half of your e-mail address - the bit after the @ sign - and someone here should be able to tell you.

For example, if your e-mail address ends in btinternet.com, your POP3 server would be mail.btinternet.com.

[Deleted User]

Ditch OE and use Windows Live Mail, it's the replacement and is still free.

The_Bargain_Hunters

-TangleFoot- wrote: »

It'll be in your e-mail client's account settings, but if you're not sure where that is, there is a slightly quicker way of finding out. Provide the last half of your e-mail address - the bit after the @ sign - and someone here should be able to tell you.

For example, if your e-mail address ends in btinternet.com, your POP3 server would be mail.btinternet.com.

The last part of e mail address is @talktalk.net
(I use incredimail for sending and receiving)