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Originally Posted by jdtaylor
What I have done myself, is pointed my incoming email servers at [ www.mxguarddog.com for spam and virus filtering. Basically for a small text link on your website, you get industry standard spam and virus filtering for free.
From that point the email goes to the main mail server and if it passes the check it's legitimate the email is delivered. |
- Is the mxguarddog's "industry standard spam and virus filtering" any better that filtering offered by major email providers?
- White/blacklisting with mxguarddog seems to be unnecessarily complicated (that's my reading of their FAQ).
- And on top of mxguarddog's filters you'll have the email provider's set of filters which may be more restrictive. So some of the false positives may end up in two different places: spam folder and mxguarddog's quarantine
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All in all this seems to me an unnecessary complication....