Spam filters should save time, and this one does

Why use a spam filter that you have to search through the filtered results to make sure it didn't grab something you need, like an email from your mother-in-law?

I've heard more than once people checking their spam folder for email from clients or newsletters; it's a huge waste of time and defeats the purpose of the tool, no?

MaFee SpamKiller?  Silly name and also not effective.

A better solution is Cloudmark.  $40/year, it catches all the bad stuff and leaves all the good stuff.  I could tell you why it works well, but you're busy, so foggetaboudit.  Big time saver, with a capital B.  Here's what I didn't have to sift through today (partial list:)

• re system report
• You have unclaimed cash
• Re: News ok
• Wall Street is Paying Top Dollar for Old Gold and Silver Coins and Collectibles
• What IS 0EM Software And Why D0 You Care?
• Your Order
• ?

Comments

[Michael Simmons (young entrepreneur journey)]

I like cloudmark a lot. However, it really slows down MS Outlook for me. I'm considering switching to gmail as it has a spam filter and it allows me to check other email on it.