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Windows Mail and False Spam
Blarghy
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Over the last year or so, Windows Mail (on a Vista system) has developed an annoying tendency to add a [SPAM] tag to the start of the subject in a lot of my (legitimate) incoming email. It was amusing at first that when my work colleagues were labelled as spammers, but it is now getting to be quite annoying to have to manually edit out the tag when sending back replies (since any back and forth replied subjects quickly turn into Re:[SPAM]Re:[SPAM]Re:[SPAM] and so on).
So, how do I turn off that unhelpful feature? I've tried looking through the anti-spam options, but I can't see anything related to this. I also have McAffee Security Center (which may have a part in this, though I also don't see any options for that in there either).
Any thoughts would be appreciated.
So, how do I turn off that unhelpful feature? I've tried looking through the anti-spam options, but I can't see anything related to this. I also have McAffee Security Center (which may have a part in this, though I also don't see any options for that in there either).
Any thoughts would be appreciated.
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Its quite possible that the flagging is coming from some other source. Last year, my ISP dropped their in-house email handling and converted us over to Windows Live. I just signed into their webmail link though, but I can't find any settings related to the issue.
MTS-Allstream is the ISP, though they out-sourced their email service to Windows Live/Hotmail.