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    Posted: 27 June 2008 at 10:22am
It seems like I am adding more keywords to the keyword list every day all day.
There has to be a better way. What about SPAM filter ISP shared key word list opt in feature? Something like an option to use common keywords that have been blacklisted ny other SFISP users.
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I really only use keyword filtering when all else fails and very few indeed.  See my post


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if i didn't have an extensive keyword list, one e-mail address alone would have 600 SPAM per day
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I would then have to say that something else is going on.  Keywords are great for quick fixes but I prefer to lean more twords network based blocking like rDSN, MAPS servers, graylisting, etc.
 
Below is a snapshot of what filters are blocking for one of our domains.  Note that Keywords is way down from most of the network based filters.
 
No Reverse DNS: 28,991 MX Record Fail: 6,374
SPF Fail: 1,978 IP in MAPS B/L: 45,705
Exc'd max RCPT TO: 1,554 Banned Keywords: 1,108
Email From B/L: 1,127 Email TO B/L: 3
Domain B/L: 14 IP B/L: 4,605
Banned Attachment: 3 Unident/Banned Country: 1,998
Bayesian Filter: 0 Anti-Virus Filter: 78
HonyPot Filter: 303 SURBL Filter: 39,678
Image Signature: 85 SFDB Filter: 35,799
Empty w/ Attachment: 12 Max Subject Spaces 53
SFDC Filter: 1,258
 


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i have everything turned on as well.

nice to see i'm not the only one who baysean does nothing for

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I actually do not use the baysean because this customer is a investment / funding company and their normal email looks like Spam to everyone else!  That is why the count is zero.
 
My point was more to point out the network based filters.
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