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I think it's kind of funny and ironic that Microsoft suffers from so much spam, when some of the blame can probably be traced to how easy they've made it to create these mass mailings -
But my question is this: They have apparently developed some really neat spam fighting software because I've seen some incredible improvement in the reduction of spam to my Hotmail account. Why then can't I get better spam filtering in my Outlook account?!?! Seems kind of rude that my free email service has better qualities than the mail program I paid for! - Posted by: hrl Posted on: 12/18/03 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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