I set my Earthlink Spaminator to full blast the other day...now the spam doesn't even reach my Mozilla mail. Earthlink divides it up between "definite spam" and "hey, this might be spam" (my words, not theirs) on my webmail account for easy perusing. And it almost never makes a mistake.

Popfile was what I set up back when that virus that imitated email from Microsoft was resulting in 200+ infected emails per day. Works great after initial config and training. Been using it ever since, and I get zero spam, and very, very few false positives. In fact, the only false positives are the ones that have specific words that I set up 'magnets' to catch...words like 'update', for example.

Other than that, I'm an Outlook user, because I sync a pda.

Mac OS X Mail and Web Mail
 

Heya,

That's all I use here :). It works. It works well.

The Spam Filtering is incredible. It also organizes by thread. Now that I have it trained, it is nailing 98% of the spam I get.

My corporate mail, I have a machine at the office that logs into Disruptor OL (an Exchange Server filter) and does the filtering for me. Having your name on a WHOIS for a few domains kinds ups your spam by several hundred!

Then, I use Web Mail for that. I agree. It is a wonderful thing.

Mitch

Re: Mac OS X Mail and Web Mail
 

Yep...each time I've registered a domain, the amount of spam I get goes through the roof.

Just checked my e-mail from the web side...228 pieces of spam in 2 days. That's roughly 75% of all the e-mail I've gotten over the past 2 days...fucking ridiculous.