[OPLINTECH] FWIW Interesting type of spam filter

[Chad Neeper]

My e-mail domain is hosted by Google. Spam is non-existent. I can't think
of a single time I've ever had a spam message in my inbox. I only check the
spam folder occasionally to see if a valid email gets mislabeled.
(Ironically, the only messages that ever get mislabeled originate from
OPLIN and OPLINTECH!)

Even better:  it's free. (I happen to use Google Apps for Business, which
now has a subscription, but I'm grandfathered in since I was using it
before they decided to charge for the service.)

Doesn't OPLIN mail scan inbound main based on SpamAssassin or some such
filter? I seem to recall seeing those tags in the message headers for
received mail once upon a time. Been a while since I last looked, though.

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*Chad Neeper*
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*Level 9 Networks*
740-548-8070 (voice)
866-214-6607 (fax)

*Full LAN/WAN consulting services -- Specialized in libraries and schools*

On Thu, Sep 18, 2014 at 12:22 PM, Owen Leonard <oleonard at myacpl.org> wrote:

> > "I'm protecting myself from receiving junk mail.
> > Please click the link below to complete the verification process.
>
> I wonder what the click-through rate is for casual emailers?
>
> > Spam Arrest has four subscription options:
> >  $5.95 /m,    $29.95 /m ,   $49.95 /year,  $89.95 /2 years
>
> I would think a better way to spend one's money would be on an email
> service which had good spam detection.
>
>   -- Owen
>
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