Examples using a SpamCop Email Account

• DbieL - Using OE with IMAP to read and process mail; using VER to report spam using both quick reporting and full reporting.

• GraemeL - Using "clean" and "dirty" master email address with multiple alias's, IMAP, POP3 and a separate SpamCop address for filtering.

• JeffG - Uses SpamCop Services in multiple ways. Jeff G. is one of the moderators in the SpamCop Forums

• MichaelanglO - Use of Blacklist to filter entire domains.

• PeterJ - Uses IMAP with POPFile filtering keeping all mail on the SpamCop server and either Thunderbird or WebMail to read the mail.

• RconneR - A long-time SpamCop customer, he uses a paid SpamCop account∞ with its associated Very Easy Reporting (VER) feature to detain and report spam that appears in his incoming personal e-mail. He also provides some detailed info on SpamCop features such as forwarding mail into and out of SpamCop, using Mailhosts Configuration to enable reporting from unfiltered addresses, and choosing optional block lists and filters.

• SkiwI - Method to minimize the changes of reporting yourself when using Quick Reporting.
  Note: this can easily be adapted to Report Only Accounts.

• Steve McGarrett - Using Thunderbird's IMAP support, multiple sorting folders, quick reporting, black lists and SpamAssassin.

• StevenUnderwood - This example includes the ISP's requirement to POP before allowing SMTP. He currently use the beta SMTP service provided by SpamCop. Steven Underwood is one of the moderators in the SpamCop Forums

• TimK - SpamCop for spam filtering, a separate IMAP provider for rules based filtering and mail storage, a local client for mail processing.