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Not sure of Anti-spam, but The google toolbar works great as a pop-up blocker. http://toolbar.google.com
Maybe that will help some. Sorry
Tony
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by joematus
I've had good luck with mailwasher:
http://www.mailwasher.net/download.php
There's a free version. The software will actually allow you to blacklist whole domains and even send a bounce message back to the spammer saying that your email address does not exist. Cool. I've definitely seen a drop in spam.
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by kanjifaith
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by zemog
Hi, it costs around $35 a year but SpamArrest offers a good approach to spam handling. Basically it asks every sender to confirm his email address before a message can be delivered to you.
There's a good review at http://www.sitepoint.com/article/review-spam-arrest
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