Spam aid

Spam-Aid is a POP3 eMail utility that deletes messages it determines to be unacceptable (spam). Message acceptability is based on the following criteria:

Sender is listed in Windows Address Book. Subject line contains a "code word" (user-specified word or phrase). Any message found that does not meet one of these conditions is deleted off the server. Thus, when you activate your usual eMail client (Outlook Express, for example), the messages you receive will be only the ones that were accepted by Spam-Aid. If you wish to give rejected senders a "second chance" to get a message through, you can specify "hints" to be eMailed to them, so that valid users will know why their message was rejected, and how to resend a message containing an acceptable code word.

REQUIREMENTS - READ CAREFULLY!
Spam-Aid MUST have a valid Windows Address Book file specified. This file is the main basis for message acceptance, and the program will not run without it. Spam-Aid connects to POP3 email accounts ONLY. It will not work with proprietary email connections (AOL, for example).

NOTE: The acceptable message criteria shown above is absolute! If you want to receive messages from senders that are not in your Windows Address Book without requiring code words, then please DO NOT use this software. If, however, your system meets the requirements and you are ready to be free of unwanted eMails, then please click "Next" to begin.

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