Re: Please Don't Send Spam to These Addresses

Hmmmm!

About 20% of my incoming is spam, but Spamnix gets 99% of it straight to trash, with no false positives.

Most of mine seems to come from Brazil, China or Korea, even though it's often an American advertiser.

I've been following the SpamCop newsgroup for awhile (their own server, so it takes an additional instance of Agent), and I'm considering funneling my E-mail thru them since they toss based on their blacklist before you even see it.

...Jim Thompson

I use Timo Salmi's password filter (modified a lot), 100% efficient:

It's a baby colaboration filter. Less manual / more comfortable colaboration filters can be built, but we need more, ugh, colaboration.

In the late 60s I worked in S.F. for two years on a rotational assignment. I worked in the L.A area six months last year, then went back for a week in S.F.

I completely enjoyed all of it. IMHO the "popular" opinions of California are silly; probably intended to keep the dull people away.

Still, I wouldn't permanently give-up my Oregon home for it...... At least not yet.

Don

It's the same thing with Arizona... we expound on how hot it is to keep the migration down... unfortunately it's not working :-(

...Jim Thompson

That would be over 5K on a half million dollar house in the Bay Area (CA). The problem being is many of the homes are much more than that.....and on the beach a 2 bedroom shack might bring a million and a half.....a nice 15K a year or so!...And they want to raise the taxes....no wonder folks are running to AZ and Nevada!

your

Paybacks are hell! Go get 'em "Jim"!!! hehehe!

On Fri, 24 Oct 2003 12:46:35 -0700, Jim Thompson scratched with their pencil:

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mailto:postmaster@127.0.0.1 (to reply to actual address, dispense the dots before and after sirname.