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Hi does anyone have news on how this new free service from Freoola will work, I take it we must be able to check what they think is spam before its deleted? or will they decide for us? has anyone had any tip offs?
Kev
Kev
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All Freeola e-mail addresses will receive our basic anti-spam and anti-virus scanning. If you subscribe to our Advanced E-mail Protection service, the following doesn't apply...
Incoming messages containing viruses will be automatically deleted, full stop.
Incoming messages which are detected as spam where we are extremely confident of the spam status will be automatically deleted.
Incoming messages which are detected as 'likely to be spam' will be tagged in such a way that a mail rule can be set-up to delete these if the user wishes. The subject line will also indicate the spam status of the message so the user can quickly scan through the e-mails to be read and (if required) manually delete those with the expression *** SPAM *** in the subject line.
All other incoming messages are delivered direct to mailbox without any further processing.
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For 100% flexibility including the ability to:
WHITELIST - Add e-mail addresses of trusted senders so that e-mail from them will never be marked as spam.
BLACKLIST - Add e-mail addresses of spammers so that e-mail from them will never be delivered to you (automatically deleted at the mail server).
QUARANTINE - Certain e-mails where the system is unsure about the status will be directed to a quarantine area where a quick scan through will allow you to receive the genuine mail and delete the spam mail. All decisions made on quarantined mail helps the system 'learn' about how to deal with further e-mails that use similar spam techniques.
... subscribe to Freeola's Advanced E-mail Protection service by visiting Your Freeola Settings [URL]http://freeola.com/control[/URL].
Regards,
Danny
Incoming messages containing viruses will be automatically deleted, full stop.
Incoming messages which are detected as spam where we are extremely confident of the spam status will be automatically deleted.
Incoming messages which are detected as 'likely to be spam' will be tagged in such a way that a mail rule can be set-up to delete these if the user wishes. The subject line will also indicate the spam status of the message so the user can quickly scan through the e-mails to be read and (if required) manually delete those with the expression *** SPAM *** in the subject line.
All other incoming messages are delivered direct to mailbox without any further processing.
---
For 100% flexibility including the ability to:
WHITELIST - Add e-mail addresses of trusted senders so that e-mail from them will never be marked as spam.
BLACKLIST - Add e-mail addresses of spammers so that e-mail from them will never be delivered to you (automatically deleted at the mail server).
QUARANTINE - Certain e-mails where the system is unsure about the status will be directed to a quarantine area where a quick scan through will allow you to receive the genuine mail and delete the spam mail. All decisions made on quarantined mail helps the system 'learn' about how to deal with further e-mails that use similar spam techniques.
... subscribe to Freeola's Advanced E-mail Protection service by visiting Your Freeola Settings [URL]http://freeola.com/control[/URL].
Regards,
Danny
Forget tip-offs, I'll tell you the real deal shortly...
Now, where did I put that damn programmer.
Now, where did I put that damn programmer.
Hi does anyone have news on how this new free service from Freoola will work, I take it we must be able to check what they think is spam before its deleted? or will they decide for us? has anyone had any tip offs?
Kev
Kev
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