Any web-based email client or anything where I will be able to delete messages in the server based o

[Anna]

hi all,

I recieve 300 messages each day with the content of "Microsoft security
pack" or similar.

I simply need an web based email client or any web based page where I simply
say that if the message contains 'Microsoft' simply delete it in the server
without viewing or attempting to download it.

any other ways, any comments?

rahman

 

[Claude Metz]

hi all,

I recieve 300 messages each day with the content of "Microsoft security
pack" or similar.

I simply need an web based email client or any web based page where I simply
say that if the message contains 'Microsoft' simply delete it in the server
without viewing or attempting to download it.

any other ways, any comments?

rahman

www.gawab.com
after opening a free email account, you can create filters to
automatically delete emails containing certain words in from, to, or
subject.

 

[Dick Hazeleger]

hi all,

I recieve 300 messages each day with the content of "Microsoft
security pack" or similar.

I simply need an web based email client or any web based page where I
simply say that if the message contains 'Microsoft' simply delete it
in the server without viewing or attempting to download it.

any other ways, any comments?

rahman

Rahman,

You *could* use fox mail, make a rule that if the header contains that
specific subject lime or text in the message body then have it deleted
from the server immediately.

Similar to that you could make a rule that any message with a size >
let's say 200 K, the message would go the same way (deleted from server
that is).

Foxmail can be downloaded from:

http://fox.foxmail.com.cn/english.htm (and is *of course* freeware!)

After installing the program look in the program folder for files with
the extension "LBG" and delete them, unless Chinese is a second
language for you!

Support in English for FoxMail at Net-Integrations
(www.net-integration.net) and The Hare's Lair (www.hazeleger.net)
available!

Dick

 

[Blinky the Shark]

Anna wrote:

You *could* use fox mail, make a rule that if the header contains that
specific subject lime or text in the message body then have it deleted
from the server immediately.

Similar to that you could make a rule that any message with a size >
let's say 200 K, the message would go the same way (deleted from server
that is).

For the record, I have a kill-swen-on-server setup going, using my POP
client, and one[1] of the rules is size-based. So far, the range 140k-161k
seems to be working[2].

[1]The full filter uses both size and lack of any From field keywords
that appear in all of my email addresses.

[2]I got one odd one that was something like 12k, but that's an
abberration I'll live with, rather than have too-broad criteria.

 

[Bumblebee]

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On Wed, 24 Sep 2003 22:57:41 +1000,"Anna" posted ...

I recieve 300 messages each day with the content of "Microsoft security
pack" or similar.

I simply need an web based email client or any web based page where I simply
say that if the message contains 'Microsoft' simply delete it in the server
without viewing or attempting to download it.

I have email addresses with http://au.yahoo.com/ that aren't receiving
any junk mail. You can choose to use them as web based accounts or have
free pop access.

 

[Blinky the Shark]

I have email addresses with http://au.yahoo.com/ that aren't receiving
any junk mail. You can choose to use them as web based accounts or have
free pop access.

Cool. What are they?

 

[Bumblebee]

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I have email addresses with http://au.yahoo.com/ that aren't receiving
any junk mail. You can choose to use them as web based accounts or have
free pop access.

Cool. What are they? [/QUOTE]

Worth their weight in Gold given the present situation with worms. ;-)

 

[Blinky the Shark]

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On 25 Sep 2003 05:18:01 GMT,"Blinky the Shark" posted ...

Worth their weight in Gold given the present situation with worms. ;-)

Good answer!

I trust I'll have even less luck with the passwords.

 

[Bumblebee]

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On 25 Sep 2003 05:18:01 GMT,"Blinky the Shark" posted ...

Worth their weight in Gold given the present situation with worms. ;-)

Good answer!

I trust I'll have even less luck with the passwords. [/QUOTE]

I'm in Aus
tralia
http://uk.yahoo.com/