Does anyone know of any alternatives to spamarrest?

[Complete]

Does anyone know of any alternatives to spamarrest?

[SGS]

Isn't Spamarrest pretty good?

[SGS]

We use Mailwasher Pro on everything here btw and I much prefer it to anything else.

[Complete]

Isn't Spamarrest pretty good?

I think it is.

But it isn't free.

I was hoping someone had some trick or tips.

[Rosie]

I was hoping someone had some trick or tips.

The delete button works pretty well for me.

[mOBSCENE]

The delete button works pretty well for me.

Works great for me too! :lmao2:

[SGS]

The delete button works pretty well for me.

:eyebrows:

[gawdi]

Use Qurb here.... simple, but not free... doesnt cut out spam, but makes it easier to handle..

[Complete]

I am reading the user's guide for qurb. It looks pretty sweet!! :)

[Complete]

Vanquish too:

http://www.infotoday.com/linkup/lud050104-hitchcock.shtml

[JT]

Im always worried using things like spam arrest that stuff thats automated that I have forgoten about doesnt get through. Especially domain updates etc. I have 100's at loads of places Ive forgoten most of them. I just get reminded when they mail me. Also with other scripts and stuff

[Complete]

Blue Security looks like a good solution. It is free and it is not software. Basically it is a do-not-email list for spammers. You sign up and if you get spam you can report the spammers. I am going to give this a go first.

http://www.bluesecurity.com/