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Messages correctly move from the inbox to the “Junk E-mail” folder when automatically caught by SpamSieve or via a manual “Train as Spam”.

I am sure there is some setting on this account in Outlook that is causing this but for the life of me I can’t figure it out.

Today for example, I have 624 spam messages since this morning…not all unique. I monitor the amount of email on my phone or laptop just to see how many emails there are and what is happening in outlook with the spam sieve is that they will be removed with I use the “train as spam” function and then pop back in. I only have major issues with my main email address, not the or the personal that is a mac.com address. Yes, a personal email and an info account from my webserver. See comments above.Īre you using SpamSieve with multiple e-mail accounts? If so, does the problem pertain to all of them? When I get mail from other devices I have not been removing them or deleting from that device, but instead waiting until I got to my main desktop to use the train function.ĭo you access your e-mail from a mobile device such as an iPhone, iPad, iPod, or BlackBerry? Yes, iPhone, iPad and MacLaptop. See messages below Do you access your e-mail from multiple computers? If so, on how many of them is SpamSieve installed? I only have Spam Sieve installed on my main desktop as was suggested in the manual because I didn't want to create conflicts. If you look at one of the other devices right after training the messages as spam, have the messages moved to the Junk E-mail folder?

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It’s free and it works great, easily 99.5%+ accurate.If the spam messages are going to your inbox, please see this page to see what information you can send in to help me diagnose the problem.Ĭan you tell whether they are new messages (that look similar) or the same messages that moved back to the inbox? Likewise, for the very rare spam that gets through to my Inbox, I just click a button “Delete as Spam” that teaches the add-in about something new. I press a “Recover from Spam” button and SpamBayes moves it to my Inbox. I look through the junk folder every month or so for things that have been misfiled – often two or three corporate mailing list things will wind up there. It sounds like it works just like SpamSieve.

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It’s brilliant enough that I’ve never bothered to get an update for it.

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I am sure there must be an equivalent for Windows, but this is the one to cure spam on the Mac.įor a SpamSieve-like program for Windows, I’ve been using SpamBayes (with Outlook on Windows XP) for the last three years. As it is I can happily live with it removing 99+%.

Without that temporary lapse, I think SpamSieve would filter out 100% of the correct spam. I think the 99% batting average of my SpamSieve would be 1% better if it weren’t for two factors: 1) Because of product reviews my mail is more spamish than most, and 2) in the last 6 months spammers started sending image spam (the text is a picture) which as taken SpamSieve a while to figure out. For all that nothing I get a squeaky clean in box with a rare spam intruder. That’s it! SpamSieve also knows my friends from my address book, and it can be told about specific address or domains in hundreds of direct ways if you care to, but mostly I simply do nothing. Then about twice a month I go through my Junk Mail box and pluck out two or three “goods” that got through with a single keystroke that again admonishes SpanSieve of their proper state. I needed only a few minutes fiddling to get it up and running, and thereafter, I merely delete the occasional stray spam with a keystroke that simultaneously scolds SpamSieve about its correct nature and sends it to the dump. Like many of the best spam filters SpamSieve uses Bayesian tricks to learn from your in-box what kind of mail you approve of and what you hate. I’ve used some good spam filters before but they didn’t learn fast enough, or needed too much attention to keep on top of their game.

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My wife, who has a Mac at work, was complaining about her spam load, and I realized, “oh my gosh, you mean you don’t know about SpamSieve?” I don’t have to open the app it somehow sits quietly behind most email programs. SpamSieve is so invisible and maintenance free that I’ve just about forgotten about it - despite the fact that my email has been widely posted on the web for 10 years. I have been using it for almost three years now and its statistics show that over that time it was 99% accurate. SpamSieve is the best spam filter for the Mac.

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