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> > One never has to receive these things if one creates
> > mail filters. In Outlook
> > Express, one never even sees these things with the
> > proper filters, which
> > should be created for the From, To, and Subject
> > fields.
>
> Filters only work once you "get these things".
> Therefore, if you are relying on filters to manage
> these nasties, it's a false sense of security. You
> need to scan and quarantine these messages before they
> ever hit your inbox (where your filters take action).
>
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