Using Thunderbird greatly cuts down on the amount of spam you see in the inbox. After using for only about a month, 90% of spam was automatically deposited in the "junk mail" folder. Surely this isn't as good as a paid spam-prevention service, but its free:)
Why are we so worried about this screensaver bringing down spam web sites? It can only be a good thing for all of us if the spammers have more obstacles to overcome in sending out their trash.
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Using Thunderbird greatly cuts down on the amount of spam you see in the inbox. After using for only about a month, 90% of spam was automatically deposited in the "junk mail" folder. Surely this isn't as good as a paid spam-prevention service, but its free :)
Why are we so worried about this screensaver bringing down spam web sites? It can only be a good thing for all of us if the spammers have more obstacles to overcome in sending out their trash.