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Mark Knecht wrote: |
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> On Sun, Dec 7, 2008 at 7:05 PM, Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com> wrote: |
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>> Hi, |
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>> I recently switched to gmail. I did some searches to see how to disable |
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>> or just make it so gmail's spam filter does not move anything to the |
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>> spam folder. They don't work. Does someone here know of a way to get |
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>> rid of this thing? It's getting on my nerves and I am even considering |
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>> switching to Yahoo or something. I even thought about just marking |
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>> everything it thinks is spam as not spam. Sort of mess up their stuff |
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>> but if it works, may try it next. |
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>> Thanks! |
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>> Dale |
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> My experience is that it learns fairly quickly what's spam and what |
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> isn't, but I have about 50 labels I created - different lists, family, |
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> etc. for which I wrote simple rules. That keeps most stuff going to |
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> the right place. I get about 30 spam a day which is pretty easy to |
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> read through just once a day. |
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> Works for me. |
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> Good luck, |
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> Mark |
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Thing is, I use POP not the webmail thing. I have a really slow dial-up |
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and don't want to have to log in to get my email. I might also mention |
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that I have a ton of false positives, about as many as is spam. I got |
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my Seamonkey trained pretty well. It is VERY close to 100% dead on. |
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Gmail is wrong more than it is right. |
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Ideas? |
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Dale |
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:-) |
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