Ditto. I get about 100,000 spams a month, and on average one spam gets through every other month. Roughly six to eight spams per day go to a borderline folder

Ditto. I get about 100,000 spams a month, and on average one spam gets through every other month. Roughly six to eight spams per day go to a borderline folder that I glance at to re-convince myself I'm not missing any false positives. I find spam more amusing than bothersome. All my legitimate advertising mail gets automatically filtered into a "Commercial" inbox, and mailing lists go to "Lists", both based on the recipient addresses. Companies that send me annoying commercial email get booted to the Spam folder permanently with a single drag-and-drop. All I get in my main inbox is one-to-one mail from real people, notices from my bank, invoices, shipment notifications -- basically only the things I've chosen to receive. My classifier learned very quickly how to identify them, and it rarely needs reeducation. I have a script that converts all incoming emails to txtspk and sends them as SMSes to my phone within seconds of their being sent to me, in addition to sending the original text to a separate IMAP folder that my phone periodically downloads. I love my email. I wouldn't mind getting more of it.