> Sounds like the solution to whatever havoc they're about to wreak > might be opting out of Spaminator. > > I've never signed up for Spaminator because I worried that it'd > somehow interfere with my list stuff. > I post to my list and to UseNet fairly regularly and don't get a heck > of a lot of spam. When I do, I report it to the providers abuse > address. Maybe 1 or 2 spams a day here. (Waits for big, spam > filled anvil to drop...) I use a program called Mail Washer (http://entier.ecosm.com/system/redir.php? ad=15&aid=1544). This allows me to check multiple E-Mail accounts directly from the server all at once (which is really nice since I am on a PC and my wife is on a Mac), and delete, bounce, and block SPAM messages. It has a Friends list, to keep legit e-mails safe, and a Blacklist, as well as you can define your own filters. I can also set the program to be aggressive (it makes an educated guess and deletes the SPAM), or more conservative (where it lets me view any un-listed E-mail before trashing it).