nytimes.com — "From the first quarter to the second this year, Gmail got nearly 15 times better at distinguishing legitimate commercial e-mail messages from spam, according to a new report from Lyris, a maker of e-mail marketing software."
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jammerdelrayOct 2, 2006
Spammers might as well give up the ghost with so many companies now tracking them down and going after them.
coreguyOct 2, 2006
average 30 a dayI wish Gmail could track some spammers by IP, preventing spams even from the spam box.I have received spams from a source for over 1 year....
desscorpOct 2, 2006
Maybe it's just me, but my Gmail filtering has gotten progressively worse.
serraOct 2, 2006
I haven't hardly been able to access Gmail or Google the last two days. Anyone else been having this problem?
returnofmalvOct 2, 2006
calidorOct 2, 2006
now here is a question.What's the point of that spam? when I check the Spam folder on my Gmail account, most of them are weird mails impossible to read and without any link to make a hypothetical purchase. I just don't see whats the benefit for the spammer with that crap.
merimeetOct 2, 2006
Are you serious here? I've been getting more and more spam each day.
jackdoyleOct 2, 2006
My experience has been opposite. For the first time ever, I've started getting a lot of undetected spam on my gmail account.
dunceOct 3, 2006
Good to hear that Gmail is revolutionizing the war on Spam, I've also never received spam in my Gmail Account and I love it!
andysilvaOct 3, 2006
Gmail can never be ahead of the game, simply because filtering is always *reactive*: The spammers have to move first, so that spam filters can provide a solution after. We have to be proactive, not reactive.For a proactive system, I advise you to look at the new EmailXT proposal. It combines relationships with encryption to provide a immediate barrier to unauthorized bulk emailing.AS
jlawson1Oct 25, 2006
i just wish they would allow you to not see the spam folder altogether, and not have to see what all the junk is coming in to my gmail account.