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Well, how do you like them apples? ;)

BTW - another way to do this (and many other things) is to go to the "Folders" tab at the top. Here you can select any folder and then using the buttons at the bottom, you can edit, apply your filters, delete, or delete any duplicates from the folder...
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Woot!! Thanks HH

Even though I don't use my email acct here (to full of spam) I like to keep it empty so it saves space for you.

Ok HH, I went to empy my email and clicked the subject box to select ALL the emails. It no longer selects all emails on that page :o



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Ok HH, I went to empy my email and clicked the subject box to select ALL the emails. It no longer selects all emails on that page :o



Doh! >:(

.... it seems to be impossible to test everything. A conflict always pops up where you expect it the least. Let me look into this.
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clicking the box next to Subject no longer checks the boxes for all the emails on the page.

have you check them all individually.
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Yes, unfortunately, my dz.com email address got harvested by a spambot at some point, and now that account is 100% SPAM. My suggestion to HH is to give people a way to turn it off completely if we don't intend to use it; that way the spam will bounce instead of taking up disk space and I don't have to go in there periodically just to clear it out. :P
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Gave up on them apples. gave up on filters. gave up on dz. email. 100% spam.>:(



I have used mine a lot for many purposes and just received my first SPAM message a few days ago. I hope this isn't a sign of things to come:S


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That really does nothing. In fact if you're thinking about saving resources, then that solution is worse. If you're not going to use it, just leave it.

You probably don't get more spam here than at Hotmail or other free mail providers, they simply don't allow it though to you. They block most of it away befor it gets to you. I chose to let users choose. I'm reconsidering. In the future I may very well just block it before it gets to you.
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Message Labs stats for April indicated that a record was set. 67% of Internet mail worldwide and 82% of Internet mail in the US was SPAM. That means that only 18% of US Internet mail was not junk. That's a pretty sad state of affairs.

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Message Labs stats for April indicated that a record was set. 67% of Internet mail worldwide and 82% of Internet mail in the US was SPAM. That means that only 18% of US Internet mail was not junk. That's a pretty sad state of affairs.

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I get over 100 spam in Hotmail and Yahoo each day as well as the POP3 addy I used to use for posting on the rec. I've never seen one piece of spam in my dz.com account.
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Message Labs stats for April indicated that a record was set. 67% of Internet mail worldwide and 82% of Internet mail in the US was SPAM. That means that only 18% of US Internet mail was not junk. That's a pretty sad state of affairs.



A sad state indeed. Like some people here. Here's a site that someone else posted a while ago (can not remember who, sorry) with some ideas on how to protect yourself from the flood:

Why Am I Getting All This Spam?

One of their findings:

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The vast majority of the spam we received -- over 97% of it -- was delivered to addresses that had been posted on the public Web.



Be smart about how you use your email address on web sites, including this one.
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