Anti-Spam Service

Hate SPAM? Angkornet Can Help ANGKORNET  Tags Unsolicited Bulk Email (UBE) Effective January 01, 2005, ANGKORNET  will begin tagging the subject line of suspected SPAM email messages with the identifier [UBE?] (Unsolicited Bulk Email). End users may delete individual messages using this tag as a guide and/or set filters on their email client to file suspected emails to a user-specified “junk email” folder or mailbox. Why Not Just Delete Suspected SPAM? Filters that block SPAM are imperfect and occasionally block e-mail a user would prefer to see. Tagging potential SPAM is the least intrusive, most helpful solution that also eliminates the possibility of an important piece of e-mail being inadvertently “thrown out” by the filtering software. Moving [UBE?]-tagged E-mail to Another Mailbox or Folder for Later Consideration Since ANGKORNET  flags potential email messages that may be “SPAM” with the tag [UBE?] inserted at the beginning of the subject line, you can filter [UBE?]-tagged messages to automatically transfer them to another folder or mailbox for later consideration. Please remember to periodically review and delete messages in the Potential Spam folder/mailbox. Below are instructions to create filters for the most popular e-mail clients. Choose your e-mail program from the list below. Eudora Light 5.1 Netscape 4.73 and 6.0 Messenger Netscape 7.0 Outlook Express 6.0 Eudora Light 5.1 1. Pull down the Tools menu, select Filter. Click the New button; a Filter screen appears. 2. Make sure that Incoming is checked under Match. 3. Pull down the Header field and select Subject. 4. Pull downs contains and select starts with. To its right, type: [UBE?] To transfer the messages to another mailbox, pull down the first field under Action and select Transfer To. Then pull down the field next to Action and select New. A New Mailbox dialog box comes up. Name the new mailbox, e.g., Possible Spam, and click OK. Netscape 4.73 and 6.0 Messenger 1. Pull down the Edit menu and select Message Filters. 2. A Message Filters screen appears. Click New. 3. A Filter Rules screen appears. Type a name, such as Spam, in the Filter name field. 4. Pull down the field contains and select begins with. Type [UBE?] to the field right of begins with; this sets the condition that the Subject of the message begins with [UBE?]. To transfer the messages to another mailbox, select Move to folder, and then click New Folder. A New Folder dialog box comes up. Name the new mailbox, e.g., Possible Spam, and click OK. 5. The description field is optional (and does not appear in version 6.0). 6. Click OK. Netscape 7.0 1. Highlight any message. 2. Pull down the Message menu and select Create Filter from Message. 3. A Filter Rules screen appears. Type a name, such as Spam, in the Filter name field. 4. Pull down the field Sender, and select Subject. 5. Pull down the field contains and select begins with. 6. Type [UBE?] to the field right of begins with; this sets the condition that the Subject of the message begins with [UBE?]. To transfer the messages to another mailbox, select Move to folder, and then click New Folder. A New Folder dialog box comes up. Name the new mailbox, e.g., Possible Spam, and click OK. 7. Click OK. Outlook Express 6.0 1. Pull down the Tools menu, select Message Rules, and then Mail. A New Mail Rule screen appears. 2. Check the boxes next to: Where the Subject line contains specific words Move it to the specified folder 3. Click the link contains specific words in the Rule Description field. 4. In the subsequent dialog box, type [UBE?], click Add, and then OK. 5. Click the link Move it to a specified folder in the Rule Description field. 6. Click New Folder in the subsequent screen and type in a name for your new folder (e.g., Possible Spam). 7. Click OK and then click OK again to complete the dialog