WHY??? all of a sudden?? my subject lines are coming in with: [SPAM] in front of it?

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All my subject lines say [spam] before the subject line??


I checked in my JUNK senders folder and that's not where it's coming from

what is that? Why is it doing this for ALMOST all my new incoming
messages--- all of a sudden?

how do I stop it???
 
You or somebody has problably installed a 3rd party spam filter which is
tagging your sun=bject kines with [spam].

marx404
 
contact your email administrator.

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Suga said:
How do I figure this out then? Change it? Stop it? Fix it?









marx404 said:
You or somebody has problably installed a 3rd party spam filter which is
tagging your sun=bject kines with [spam].

marx404
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well, this is a home computer running xp pro.

I think that would be me - right?




Diane Poremsky said:
contact your email administrator.

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Suga said:
How do I figure this out then? Change it? Stop it? Fix it?









marx404 said:
You or somebody has problably installed a 3rd party spam filter which is
tagging your sun=bject kines with [spam].

marx404
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do you run your own mail server? if not, then you are not the email admin.

for example, if it's your Comcast account - contact Comcast.

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Suga said:
well, this is a home computer running xp pro.

I think that would be me - right?




Diane Poremsky said:
contact your email administrator.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
Coauthor, OneNote 2003 for Windows (Visual QuickStart Guide)


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Suga said:
How do I figure this out then? Change it? Stop it? Fix it?









You or somebody has problably installed a 3rd party spam filter which is
tagging your sun=bject kines with [spam].

marx404
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What AntiVirus program are you using? Some include spam filters that do just
what you're saying.

-M
 
This is done by an anti-spam tool either you installed or by the ISP so you
can easily set a rule to direct spam to a different folder other than your
Inbox.

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