I've been using SpamBayes for MS Outlook ever since PCWorld highly recommended it. Many people in MozillaZine's AfterDark section absolutely rave about Bayes. I find that it does an excellent job at catching spam, and spam never gets through to the Inbox. Ever. However, it also has a very high false-positives count. Between 40%-60% of all the mail from my site goes straight to the suspected spam bin (not to be confused with the definite spam bin). Good mail very rarely goes to the definite spam bin, but almost everything that goes to the suspected bin is good mail.
I've trained and retrained it for good/bad mail, but this problem is constant. Has anyone else had such a problem with it and been able to fix it?
I've trained and retrained it for good/bad mail, but this problem is constant. Has anyone else had such a problem with it and been able to fix it?
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