1st Junk Mail Remover 4.0
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10-Strike Software (more products...) |
| OS: | Windows |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$9.95 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 1.2 MB |
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Junk Mail Remover deletes spam, junk, virus, trojan, and worm e-mails right in your mailbox without downloading them. If your e-mail address is bombed by spammers or viruses, or you get many messages with big attachments every day, this program is for you!Remove all this junk e-mail messages fast and easily. If your connection is slow (dial-up, GPRS, etc) or you have to pay for internet traffic, Junk Mail Remover will save your time and money (and nerves therefore).Junk Mail Remover connects to your mail server and downloads all headers or headers of large messages only. You can analyze message attributes (sender, recipient, subject, size) and decide which e-mails are needless. Then mark them for deletion and the program will remove marked messages from mail server. Filters and SpamAssasin support can help marking messages automatically. Black filters allow you marking messages for deletion automatically. White filters allow you preventing from important messages deletion.After this you are able to save your traffic and time, downloading remaining messages clear from viruses, worms, trojans, spam, huge attachments, and other junk.Program's Benefits:Ability to remove junk, spam, and virus messages right on your POP3 server with no risk of infection. Easy to use! White and black lists for automatic deletion supported. SpamAssasin tags supported. Keep alive connection supported. Low time and traffic consumption. Multiple e-mail accounts supported.
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