Re: shared server and s*p*a*m
by "Darrell King" <darrell(at)webctr.com>
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Thu, 24 Apr 2003 16:35:46 -0400 |
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My host (tvcnet.com) installed SpamAssassin for us. It's rough, though -
the SPAMmers are changing subject lines and other clues as quickly as SA
puts out new filters. Apparently, the philosophy is that the more obnoxious
they are about shoving it in our faces, the more of their junk we will
buy...:).
>From what I have been reading, the war against SPAM is not going well...:).
D
----- Original Message -----
From: "Susan Friesen" <susanfriesen(at)telus.net>
Hi everyone,
Before I approach my web host, I wanted to find out if anyone knows if it is
possible to control s*p*a*m if I'm on a shared server environment. Yes, we
have our emails posted on our website and would rather not resort to
removing them.
Is there anything I can do, or ask my provider to do (that they would be
*willing* to do), to help lessen the ever growing s*p*a*m emails we're
getting? It's getting ridiculous! I'm just not sure what my options are....
We're on a Unix box, hosted by Dezines, if that helps any :)
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