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General information about spam what is spam? why is it so difficult to identify? why do I get so much spam? what is your policy about spam? AC&N default spam identification and filtering system how does it work? what user capabilities will it provide and how do I use them? subject line tagging quarantine inbox option (request account by submitting the "Request Quarantine Inbox" form in the blue box to the right.) logging in to your spam filter account enabling/disabling quarantine quarantine notification reviewing and managing your quarantined messages spam filter option whitelists/blacklists changing your password initial/default configuration for new quarantine inbox accounts How to setup filtering in popular email programs quick start instructions for filtering general information about filtering AC&N webmail system Netscape Messenger 4.x Netscape Mail 6.x Netscape Mail 7.x Microsoft Outlook Express (pre 6.0) Microsoft Outlook Express 6.x Microsoft Outlook 2000 & 2002 Eudora Spamassassin and the new default identification and filtering service will spamassassin continue to work? I prefer using spamassassin only, can I turn off the new system? how do I use spamassassin? spamassassin user preferences information spamassassin tagging information Common spam questions and resources all spam faq entries how long are quarantined messages retained on the spam filter system? what are false positives and false negatives?	Request Quarantine Inbox for "mines.edu" addresses only This feature is required to create whitelists and blacklists and to customize other options. @mines.edu   Note that your quarantine inbox account username will be your full email address Spam Management Tips Be cautious about using unsubscribe options in spam messages you receive. Sometimes the options to get off a list are legitimate but other times you are just confirming to the sender that your address is real and you might end up receiving even more spam. Create different email addresses through public providers to use for purchasing products, interacting with vendors, mailing lists, etc.. Use your primary or personal address that you want to keep long term only for contact with individuals such as family, friends, or appropriate business associates. Setup spam filtering and develop a routine for managing and deleting it.
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