Email client that puts whitelisted addresses into inbox and all else into spam folder

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Bob

Is there a freeware email client that can be configured to only let
whitelisted addresses into your inbox, and every other incoming email
automatically goes into the spam folder? Thanks.
 
B

Bebop & Rocksteady

Is there a freeware email client that can be configured to only let
whitelisted addresses into your inbox, and every other incoming email
automatically goes into the spam folder? Thanks.


Pegasus Mail
http:www.pmail.com

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Quantum Illusions: http://quantum.2ya.com
FORT Freeware: http://freeware.quantum.2ya.com
Pegasus Mail Support Site: http://pegasus.quantum.2ya.com
DATA Solutions: http://datasolutions.quantum.2ya.com

If you truly want to contact me click the link
http://quantum.2ya.com/email.htm
 
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Eric

Bob said:
Is there a freeware email client that can be configured to only let
whitelisted addresses into your inbox, and every other incoming email
automatically goes into the spam folder? Thanks.

just saw one on either call for help or the screen savers at techtv.com
called spamcombat, looked interesting, freeware, you might be interested
in lets you look at your pop email without actually downloading them to
your machine then you decide what is spam and what isn't, it learns as
you go by decisions you previously made, looked interesting on the show.

http://www.glocksoft.com/download.htm

is the direct url, look for the one that says freeware.

I just downloaded it, haven't tried it yet

Eric
 
B

Bob Adkins

Is there a freeware email client that can be configured to only let
whitelisted addresses into your inbox, and every other incoming email
automatically goes into the spam folder? Thanks.

With SpamPal or similar programs, you can do this with almost any e-mail
client.

Bob

Remove "kins" from address to reply.
 
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Alan Ford

Is there a freeware email client that can be configured to only
let whitelisted addresses into your inbox, and every other
incoming email automatically goes into the spam folder? Thanks.

Foxmail

Bye.
 

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