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SpamPal Testimonials

Not sure whether SpamPal is for you? Maybe some glowing words of praise from complete strangers will change your mind!


"Until now SpamPal catches 100% of spam and 0 % non-spam. I'm very happy with the program, it saves me a lot of work. Keep up the good work and thanks a lot !"

Gerrit, The Netherlands


"Just to say thanks for developing SpamPal. I've tried all sorts of other programs / filters, and none of them came close to SpamPal. I get much more junk mail than real mail - SpamPal has allowed me to retake control of my inbox!"

Adam


"I have just downloaded this, and set it up for my home network. I am *very* impressed! Congratulations; thanks for giving it away; feel free to use this endorsement in any way you see fit. I'm looking forward to the NT Service version."

Jack


Your program is without a doubt the finest anti spam program available. I have highly recommended this program to many of my friends and in addition my wife can not believe how spam free her Email is.

Logan


"My stubborn ISP now uses "DNS blacklists" to discard incoming email based on domains that are even *suspected* by volunteer vigilantes of harboring spammers. Vigilantes often mistakenly blacklisted Topica so I couldn't receive any email from Topica domains. ... I've requested that [my ISP] "whitelist" Topica and the NYTimes. ISP wouldn't; but recently confessed they could remove *all* anti-spam filtering from my account. I leaped at that option, and at leisure adopted SpamPal to manage [my] received spam -- now UNDER MY CONTROL. ... You may *want* your ISP to filter spam. But if you do, your ISP will throw out false-positives [non-spam mistaken for spam] and you'll never even see them.

"Here's that kind of danger: A year or so ago Julian sent me a personal email that got him an error message and I never saw his email. A DNS blacklist used by my ISP added insult to injury by calling Julian a dork. J. blamed *me* for my stupid ISP. I blamed *him* because his ISP in UK was slow to get un-blacklisted after one of its dial-in subscribers was detected with (techie talk) an open relay. J. and I survived as friends and I learned about the many blacklists and their vigilante administrators.

"SpamPal lets me manage my own spam criteria. And doesn't reject false-positives -- so it doesn't have me calling Julian a dork thru my surrogate policeman ISP."

Bill, near Seattle USA


"I have been using SpamPal for several months now. It is the perfect solution for me. I conduct business via my email... it is absolutely essential that I get certain emails. A spam program which deletes suspect email from the server would cause me many problems. SpamPal's method of putting suspect email into a separate folder is a perfect solution. I check that folder once a day and retrieve any legitimate emails from it. Initially I would estimate that SpamPal was about 85% to 90% accurate. A rare Spam email gets through to my regular in-box, but most of the failures were legitimate emails being tagged as Spam. But the SpamPal whitelist means one can tweak the system and increase SpamPal's efficiency very quickly. I would estimate now that it is sifting out spam at about 96% to 98% efficiency. Thanks for a great program.

J.Williams, Southern Christian University, USA.


"I can't believe this exists. For the amount of setup, maintenance, and technical skill required to make this work is rediculous. It'll cost you time & money."

Hendersii IV, review at Cnet.com.


Okay, maybe that last one isn't quite glowing, but I thought I'd stick a negative opinion in here just for the hell of it.

 
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