| Automatic Removal of Most Obvious Junk Messages | amolero | 11/12/21 9:51 | I know this might be a silly question but here it goes anyway. One very important person of our customers is getting too much junk emails on his quarantine summary. His assistant obviously needs to go daily through that long list and see which emails |
| Re: Automatic Removal of Most Obvious Junk Messages | FrankM TC/Reseller | 11/12/21 11:09 | Quick answer is no. What is too much? Obviously it's better to be in quarantine than in their inbox. What are the category levels set at? I'll assume blatant spam blocking is on? Is the email address a common name, which would be used very easily in |
| Re: Automatic Removal of Most Obvious Junk Messages | amolero | 11/12/21 16:06 | Thanks for your reply. Here the answers: What is too much? 200 emails.What are the category levels set at? All at highest.I'll assume blatant spam blocking is on? Yes, you are right.Is the email address a common name? It might be. Changing it would b |
| Re: Automatic Removal of Most Obvious Junk Messages | FrankM TC/Reseller | 11/12/21 16:49 | 200? That is bit high in my opinion, however there are other mitigating things that can effect this. One being seasonal, that junk mail is high at this time of year with the holidays. Two, spammers are getting better with their content, that Postini |
| Re: Automatic Removal of Most Obvious Junk Messages | smellyspice | 12/01/17 8:31 | I disagree! The whole purpose of a spam filter is to remove the burden of a human from having to deal with blatant spam. The quarantine is another inbox a user has to go and check and if its full of the spam they would have otherwise got in their own |
| Re: Automatic Removal of Most Obvious Junk Messages | FrankM TC/Reseller | 12/01/17 11:47 | Not all spam filter processes are the same. There are spam filters that route email into a spam folders, and Postini which uses anti-spam methods will reduce a significant amount of blatant spam before it hits the mails server. The folder based does |