spam filters

[Larry Cook]

Dan Jenkins wrote:

> Bill Sconce wrote:
> 
>> 1. Thunderbird. The "training" interface is presented in a streamlined
>> way - perhaps that makes it better. Any field experience from the group?
> 
> I use Mozilla (1.6) which has the junk mail training like Thunderbird.

I too have been using Mozilla's junk mail filtering.  In almost a year of use,
I think there have only been 3 false positives.  I still get a few spams in my
inbox each day, but a single click per message marks them as spam and moves
them to the junk folder.

Larry