What Wicked, Horrible, Evil Is In Your Email?

Until our company installed a Tiger Server with spam protection, some of us were getting a few hundred spam scam messages a day. There’s still wicked, horrible, evil in the email inbox.

I’ve gone from a couple of hundred highly offensive spam scam email messages a day to less than a couple dozen. That’s an improvement. Still, wickedness comes in email.

Take today. Please. This morning, two messages showed up among a dozen or legitimate messages. That’s a good ratio.

The first message subject was in all caps and.... (excerpted).

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