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I understand the difficulty of the problem, but I still have trouble not getting irritated. Between 5 and 10 affiliate marketing messages make it through to my
by larsberg 16y ago
I understand the difficulty of the problem, but I still have trouble not getting irritated. Between 5 and 10 affiliate marketing messages make it through to my gmail inbox every day since I moved over in September, despite diligently marking them as spam each time. Are these guys really that smart? I don't read the contents of the body, but it's easy enough for a human to tell just from the sender, subject, and first line that it's spam...
- cdavid 16y agoThe problem of spam is that you do not want many false rejections (much better getting some spam through than losing some valid emails). In your example, you say it is easy to see from sender/subject/first line it is a spam, but only because you "know" it is a spam. Could you guarantee the email cannot be spam with 100 % confidence ?
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- bensummers 16y agoWhat's "between 5 and 10" as a percentage of the volume of attempts to send you email? If there were 20 attempts (spam and non-spam) a day, that's a problem, if 2000000, less so.