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Brightmail provides anti-spam protection
for more than 300 million e-mail users. According to the company's
web site, in September 2003, it scanned more than 70 billion
messages, and identified 54 percent of them as spam. PC Magazine
recently awarded Brightmail an Editor's Choice Award for Best
Enterprise Class Anti-Spam Software.
Working with Symantec, Brightmail also
provides anti-virus protection. That software will automatically
intercept e-mails containing viruses and either clean or delete
the infected files, to help protect both your computer and
our own network from the effects of computer worms and viruses.
You can change the default setting by logging into the members'
section located at:
https://signup.dejazzd.com/members/email
- Scroll down the page until you see your email address
and click on the edit button.
- This will take you to an edit menu screen that contain
Spam options.
- Click on the drop down menu to view the options.
You have three options to choose from
1.
Discard all incoming Spam email - this is the default
setting.
2. Sideline into Spam folder. This will place all
Spam sent to you into a separate folder so you can view
them separately from your regular email. You can only view
these emails from webmail, and if you do not have any Spam
emails this folder will not be visible. Emails that are
7 days old that are in your Spam folder will be deleted
daily.
3.
Receive all Spam. This will allow you to continue
to receive all Spam into your regular mailbox.
You may change your settings at any time. Changes will take affect
within minutes after changing. However, we feel you will benefit
and enjoy using your Jazzd email account by using the default
setting. Click
here to go to the Technical Support Pages for Anti-Spam settings.
The anti virus protection feature will be turned on at the
same time. This feature will automatically intercept e-mails,
containing viruses and either clean or delete the infected
files, to help protect your computer and our own network form
the effects of computer worms and viruses.
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