Craig McLean wrote:
Or just switch off SA scanning of that customer's mail for a day or so, that should give them an idea of how effective it is... ;-)
I am convinced more and more every day that we should turn off SA once every two weeks or so for "maintainance" reasons. Then users will stop complaining of those few spams they still receive.
Same goes for who asks to unblock certain messages. They are told they can decide to have spam pass through (periodical automatic quarantine unlock, actually). In less than a day they usually beg to restore their antispam protection (and who cares for that job-unrelated mailing list!).
It's much about social engineering, IMHO. ;-)
Paolo
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