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At 08:01 PM 4/8/2002, you wrote:
>There are other solutions besides blackhole lists though (SpamAssassin,
>Vipul's Razor, SpamCop, etc)
>
>Personally I use MIME Defang and Spam Assassin - works like a treat and
>I prevent windows users on my network from blowing their feet off too :)

Are there any good solutions like this that can be applied on the client 
side of the mail equation?


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