Which Spam program allows sorting into private folders.

[PeterM]

I would still like to be able to buy a spam program, that would put certain
email into certain folders that I designate. The only reason I like to have
a program like it, is because I will still always look into the deleted
folder to see if I missed an old Army buddy sending me a picture or
something. What I like, is to have email with certain words go into certain
folders, not just into the deleted folder that is the big thing with me. I'm
using IE 6 and I have a lot of spam and blocked mail. I have no idea where
that is all coming from, probably my ISP, but they can't control anything,
at least that is what they say. I have lots of message rules, but I would
also like to click on email and designate that as spam or good email, if it
was missed before. I don't think Outlook Express or Outlook has that, like a
"spam" button or a "not spam" button. Any help would make this old man
happy...............Peter

 

[Guest]

with the proper rules set outlook wold be able to perform this function.

create folders called spam, and not spam, and create appropriate rules for
the incoming mail.

 

[Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

I would still like to be able to buy a spam program, that would put
certain email into certain folders that I designate. The only reason
I like to have a program like it, is because I will still always look
into the deleted folder to see if I missed an old Army buddy sending
me a picture or something. What I like, is to have email with certain
words go into certain folders, not just into the deleted folder that
is the big thing with me. I'm using IE 6 and I have a lot of spam and
blocked mail. I have no idea where that is all coming from, probably
my ISP, but they can't control anything, at least that is what they
say. I have lots of message rules, but I would also like to click on
email and designate that as spam or good email, if it was missed
before. I don't think Outlook Express or Outlook has that, like a
"spam" button or a "not spam" button. Any help would make this old
man happy...............Peter

I use SpamBayes with MS Outlook (I believe it works with OE too) - it uses
two folders; junk e-mail and junk suspects. Learns as it goes. It's free,
also, which is nice. If you keep the junk folders cleaned out regularly, the
unread message count will be helpful to know what's there.