What Horror Lurks In Your Mac’s Email InBox?

I’m using Spam Sieve to filter incoming junk mail. It does a good job; better than Apple’s junk mail filter, which wasn’t bad.

Still, my Mac’s Mail application will see 300 to 400 email messages a day. About 50 are legitimate, the rest are pure crap and Spam Sieve captures the bad about 98-percent of the time.

That means I still receive half a dozen junk messages in the inbox. That’s not bad, I guess. I’ve been saving junk mail for the past three days. Here’s the.... (excerpted).

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