We do exactly this for much of our email correspondence, but it is
impossible to put our complete customer email database into it for a
number of reasons. The email addresses change way too often and many
email from several different email addresses for the same person.
The number of 'false positives' from our spam filters that catch
legitimate emails are pretty small. Also, we review the spam folder
daily looking for any of these.
Let's let the spam filter/whitelist thread end for now, as we do not
want to overload the list with discussions on this topic.
73, Eric WA6HHQ
Ian Stirling wrote:
On Wednesday 03 October 2007 11:07:43 Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft wrote:
I just talked to Lisa and she is double checking to make sure she didn't
miss your emails in the flood of spam we receive every day.
Eric,
I use a whitelist email filtering method where the default
destination is a spambox and recognized addresses and tags
go to relevant boxes.
Could you do the same with your existing customer email
addresses and this list members' addresses?
It won't help with a valid email that is new, such as from a
potentially new customer who has not joined the list, but
would make it easy not to miss known email addresses.
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