It occurred to me that you could run emails through a spell check, and if more than, say, 20-40% of the words fail, flag it as spam. Or perhaps flag it as stupid, I dunno. :-)
$50 a year for that kind of capability is a helluva deal.
A friend of mine has his e-mail account configured the same way, where you have to get his approval in order to actually get stuff to him. That makes a lot of sense to me.
www.scottsdalehosting.com. Tell 'em Sparebrainsgames.com sent ya and I'll get credit or something.
;-)
I'm about to add another domain and start routing certain email through it. I think that'll be something like six domains I'm running with two active web sites, soon to be four.
no subject
Date: 2006-07-14 01:50 am (UTC)A friend of mine has his e-mail account configured the same way, where you have to get his approval in order to actually get stuff to him. That makes a lot of sense to me.
no subject
Date: 2006-07-14 01:55 am (UTC);-)
I'm about to add another domain and start routing certain email through it. I think that'll be something like six domains I'm running with two active web sites, soon to be four.