First Look: E-Mail Filter For Individuals and Businesses

Wayne N. Kawamoto
Managing Editor, www.smallbusinesscomputing.com

MiserMail is designed to remove 99%+ of spam and virtually all pornography for recommended user profiles including children, home users, and small offices. According to the company, the exceptional spam removal rates are possible because this simple E-Mail program is built around a powerful spam filter in a completely integrated way.

MiserMail is designed to be simple enough for beginners and children, but with features to meet the needs of most small offices, including powerful and flexible E-Mail list creation, advanced message handling and editing, automated receipts, simple password encryption without special keys or 3rd party authorization, daily backups including real-time backups, and other advanced features. MiserMail is not recommended for non-English E-Mail, large offices, computer/Web professionals, or power users.

MiserMail collects mail for up to 9 standard POP3 accounts only. Power users may miss some advanced E-Mail features in this first release. MiserMail reduces the chance of misidentifications to a negligible rate. Several options are available to handle these including spam list or notifications to yourself or another of your E-Mail accounts with the spam reduced by up to 90%. Or if you don’t want to look at spam at all, several recontact options are available including the use of free Web E-Mail forms. You may choose from several stock requests or compose your own.

Besides removing spam and porn, the filter promises to eliminate bothersome messages from certain senders without eliminating other messages, such as newsletters. Or cause certain email to be “dead on arrival” (logged only). After an initial period of tweaking the filter, spam removal is hidden from the user. Just collect your mail as usual, spam and porn will simply be missing.

The MiserMail spam filter is continually improved to try and keep ahead of spammers. The improvements are available in frequent free updates.

Reprinted from ipw.internet.com.

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