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[Jay Cuthrell <jcuthrell AT neonova.net>]

On Sep 26, 2005, at 8:50 AM, Michael Czeiszperger wrote:

> I've been using spamcop.net for years now, but for the umpteenth time
> they've lost days worth of my email, and I've had it with them.  When
> the service was working it was great, but I can no longer afford to
> have my business email lost.

Lost as in they had an outage and mail disappears from a spool?

You might want to try Postini.  All our customers have used them at  
one time or another with various results. [1]

> Yes, I've tried putting spam assassin on the server, and haven't been
> happy with it, and certainly don't want the hassles of administrating
> it.  I'm supposed to be running a company, not messing with spam-
> filter settings!

I've found the rDNS project at enemieslist.com to be frighteningly  
effective for my personal postfix installation.

> So, if anyone could recommend an alternative spam-filtering service
> I'd appreciate it.

Personally, I'm running my own filters based on rDNS.

[1] Disclaimer: At work we offer our own amalgam solution for spam  
filtering service -- primarily to rural telco's

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