Comments on: Is Gmail the Best Spam Filter for your Domain? http://brajeshwar.com/2006/is-gmail-the-best-spam-filter-for-your-domain/ Brajeshwar believes in simplicity; pushes the envelop and envisions the betterment of usable and practical solutions. Tue, 15 May 2012 16:44:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Winston http://brajeshwar.com/2006/is-gmail-the-best-spam-filter-for-your-domain/#comment-25526 Winston Thu, 20 Aug 2009 12:04:38 +0000 http://www.brajeshwar.com/wp/2006/is-gmail-the-best-spam-filter-for-your-domain/#comment-25526 mine i abit complicated, have a domainn need a spam filter,if i use gmail,there will b complications since there are about 10 users when replying advice mine i abit complicated, have a domainn need a spam filter,if i use gmail,there will b complications since there are about 10 users when replying advice

]]> By: Winston http://brajeshwar.com/2006/is-gmail-the-best-spam-filter-for-your-domain/#comment-28638 Winston Thu, 20 Aug 2009 12:04:00 +0000 http://www.brajeshwar.com/wp/2006/is-gmail-the-best-spam-filter-for-your-domain/#comment-28638 mine i abit complicated, have a domainn need a spam filter,if i use gmail,there will b complications since there are about 10 users when replying advice mine i abit complicated, have a domainn need a spam filter,if i use gmail,there will b complications since there are about 10 users when replying advice

]]> By: Internet Made Easy » Are your emails un-answered, un-noticed and ignored? http://brajeshwar.com/2006/is-gmail-the-best-spam-filter-for-your-domain/#comment-19701 Internet Made Easy » Are your emails un-answered, un-noticed and ignored? Tue, 01 Apr 2008 07:14:13 +0000 http://www.brajeshwar.com/wp/2006/is-gmail-the-best-spam-filter-for-your-domain/#comment-19701 [...] If you’ve your own domain — please use it. Perhaps, use Google Apps for domain and you’ll never need to worry about tying your email to your web host. It is perhaps one of the best Spam Filter for your email. [...] [...] If you’ve your own domain — please use it. Perhaps, use Google Apps for domain and you’ll never need to worry about tying your email to your web host. It is perhaps one of the best Spam Filter for your email. [...]

]]> By: Abdul Qaiyoom http://brajeshwar.com/2006/is-gmail-the-best-spam-filter-for-your-domain/#comment-1867 Abdul Qaiyoom Fri, 08 Sep 2006 03:22:35 +0000 http://www.brajeshwar.com/wp/2006/is-gmail-the-best-spam-filter-for-your-domain/#comment-1867 Thats Amazing, Gmail is best solution for us, Thanks for this info, Being Hosting Solution Provider, using best email server, couldnt control spam.. Now Using Gmail.. Thats Amazing,
Gmail is best solution for us,
Thanks for this info,
Being Hosting Solution Provider, using best email server, couldnt control spam..
Now Using Gmail..

]]> By: Abdul Qaiyoom http://brajeshwar.com/2006/is-gmail-the-best-spam-filter-for-your-domain/#comment-28637 Abdul Qaiyoom Fri, 08 Sep 2006 03:22:00 +0000 http://www.brajeshwar.com/wp/2006/is-gmail-the-best-spam-filter-for-your-domain/#comment-28637 Thats Amazing, Gmail is best solution for us, Thanks for this info, Being Hosting Solution Provider, using best email server, couldnt control spam.. Now Using Gmail.. Thats Amazing,
Gmail is best solution for us,
Thanks for this info,
Being Hosting Solution Provider, using best email server, couldnt control spam..
Now Using Gmail..

]]> By: Alok http://brajeshwar.com/2006/is-gmail-the-best-spam-filter-for-your-domain/#comment-1866 Alok Fri, 01 Sep 2006 23:09:15 +0000 http://www.brajeshwar.com/wp/2006/is-gmail-the-best-spam-filter-for-your-domain/#comment-1866 Dude, en fabuloso theme man, with my recent attraction for simple/minimilistic themes! BTW had a little doubt, how do I increase the size of the posting area? Widen it I mean? Dude, en fabuloso theme man, with my recent attraction for simple/minimilistic themes! BTW had a little doubt, how do I increase the size of the posting area? Widen it I mean?

]]> By: Alok http://brajeshwar.com/2006/is-gmail-the-best-spam-filter-for-your-domain/#comment-28636 Alok Fri, 01 Sep 2006 17:39:00 +0000 http://www.brajeshwar.com/wp/2006/is-gmail-the-best-spam-filter-for-your-domain/#comment-28636 Dude, en fabuloso theme man, with my recent attraction for simple/minimilistic themes! BTW had a little doubt, how do I increase the size of the posting area? Widen it I mean? Dude, en fabuloso theme man, with my recent attraction for simple/minimilistic themes! BTW had a little doubt, how do I increase the size of the posting area? Widen it I mean?

]]> By: Dave Griffiths http://brajeshwar.com/2006/is-gmail-the-best-spam-filter-for-your-domain/#comment-1865 Dave Griffiths Fri, 01 Sep 2006 11:59:44 +0000 http://www.brajeshwar.com/wp/2006/is-gmail-the-best-spam-filter-for-your-domain/#comment-1865 Afte evaluating all the email spam filtering services out there about a month ago, I just thought I'd try GMail's POP3 capability as a filter for my domains mail (this was before Apps for Domains). I just set up my mail server to forward all mail to my GMail account, and setup POP3 in Outlook. It works' awesomely! The Spam filter is not 100% reliable, but of the few that slip through to my POP account Outlook 2007 is doing an excellent job of filtering them out (full cred. to MS's spam filter) . I've gone from about 50 spams a day, to 2-3 a day in my POP3 download, and maybe only 2-3 a week that actual end up in my Inbox (instead of the JunkMail folder). The pros' for me in using GMail for this is that it's a (free) Spam filter, very resilient, is a perfect archive tool, has excellent search/tagging facilities, and best of all, all your mail can be accessed anywhere you can get the net. One of the key things I like is that if you setup SMTP via GMail's servers, you get a copy of all sent mail in your GMail account too. I've just played with Apps for Domains and it's a top idea for small business. Will add a bit of resilience to my email, and I can shut down that creaky old mail server. Afte evaluating all the email spam filtering services out there about a month ago, I just thought I'd try GMail's POP3 capability as a filter for my domains mail (this was before Apps for Domains). I just set up my mail server to forward all mail to my GMail account, and setup POP3 in Outlook. It works' awesomely!

The Spam filter is not 100% reliable, but of the few that slip through to my POP account Outlook 2007 is doing an excellent job of filtering them out (full cred. to MS's spam filter) . I've gone from about 50 spams a day, to 2-3 a day in my POP3 download, and maybe only 2-3 a week that actual end up in my Inbox (instead of the JunkMail folder).

The pros' for me in using GMail for this is that it's a (free) Spam filter, very resilient, is a perfect archive tool, has excellent search/tagging facilities, and best of all, all your mail can be accessed anywhere you can get the net.

One of the key things I like is that if you setup SMTP via GMail's servers, you get a copy of all sent mail in your GMail account too.

I've just played with Apps for Domains and it's a top idea for small business. Will add a bit of resilience to my email, and I can shut down that creaky old mail server.

]]> By: Dave Griffiths http://brajeshwar.com/2006/is-gmail-the-best-spam-filter-for-your-domain/#comment-28635 Dave Griffiths Fri, 01 Sep 2006 11:59:00 +0000 http://www.brajeshwar.com/wp/2006/is-gmail-the-best-spam-filter-for-your-domain/#comment-28635 Afte evaluating all the email spam filtering services out there about a month ago, I just thought I'd try GMail's POP3 capability as a filter for my domains mail (this was before Apps for Domains). I just set up my mail server to forward all mail to my GMail account, and setup POP3 in Outlook. It works' awesomely! The Spam filter is not 100% reliable, but of the few that slip through to my POP account Outlook 2007 is doing an excellent job of filtering them out (full cred. to MS's spam filter) . I've gone from about 50 spams a day, to 2-3 a day in my POP3 download, and maybe only 2-3 a week that actual end up in my Inbox (instead of the JunkMail folder). The pros' for me in using GMail for this is that it's a (free) Spam filter, very resilient, is a perfect archive tool, has excellent search/tagging facilities, and best of all, all your mail can be accessed anywhere you can get the net. One of the key things I like is that if you setup SMTP via GMail's servers, you get a copy of all sent mail in your GMail account too. I've just played with Apps for Domains and it's a top idea for small business. Will add a bit of resilience to my email, and I can shut down that creaky old mail server. Afte evaluating all the email spam filtering services out there about a month ago, I just thought I'd try GMail's POP3 capability as a filter for my domains mail (this was before Apps for Domains). I just set up my mail server to forward all mail to my GMail account, and setup POP3 in Outlook. It works' awesomely!

The Spam filter is not 100% reliable, but of the few that slip through to my POP account Outlook 2007 is doing an excellent job of filtering them out (full cred. to MS's spam filter) . I've gone from about 50 spams a day, to 2-3 a day in my POP3 download, and maybe only 2-3 a week that actual end up in my Inbox (instead of the JunkMail folder).

The pros' for me in using GMail for this is that it's a (free) Spam filter, very resilient, is a perfect archive tool, has excellent search/tagging facilities, and best of all, all your mail can be accessed anywhere you can get the net.

One of the key things I like is that if you setup SMTP via GMail's servers, you get a copy of all sent mail in your GMail account too.

I've just played with Apps for Domains and it's a top idea for small business. Will add a bit of resilience to my email, and I can shut down that creaky old mail server.

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