- Platform: Windows 98 / 2000 / Me / XP
- Media: CD-ROM
- Item Quantity: 1
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Best of all, for maximum convenience, SpamKiller integrates directly with Outlook and Outlook Express while also working with other popular PC email programs. It's the best way to get only the email you want and nothing else!
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
I wish I could rate this negative five stars!,
By
This review is from: SpamKiller 5.0 (CD-ROM)
This program is just about the most useless one I have ever owned. First of all, don't bother if you use MAPI, or have more than one POP3 account in Outlook, or if your SMTP server requires authentication, or you have any other installation that varies from using just one standard POP3 account in Outlook Express. On my POP3 accounts, this thing made it so that I could not send without being prompted for my password, because my server requires authentication. There's a place in the program to enter this information, but I can't see why, because you are never told to send through it, only receive. Plus, it tagged almost EVERYTHING as spam, so what's the point? When I tried in a corporate setting, with Exchange Server and Outlook, it did absolutely nothing. It saw my acccount, said it was functioning correctly, then proceeded to not block ANYTHING. It didn't even see any email, spam or otherwise. Attempts to manually stamp something as spam always failed. The final straw that makes this program the most useless is the lack of support. Unless you like paying more than twice the cost of the software itself for phone support. The online help is nothing more than a reprint of the in-program help, which is just an electronic version of the useless manual. None of them really explains anything. Now I remember why I always pay a few bucks extra for Norton products.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
More hassle than it saves,
By A Customer
This review is from: SpamKiller 5.0 (CD-ROM)
First, it does not integrate with Outlook unless you have an active MAPI account, which is funny because it advertises integration with Outlook, but in the set up it mentions most people have POP3 accounts, which is true, so for most people it does not integrate with Outlook!Second, it installs this useless "Security Center" (aka Ad Center) which you can't uninstall unless you uninstall Spamkiller! Security Center just tells you what you already know (what security programs you have installed) and pushes Mcafee products by saying "well, if you had mcafee antivirus....blah blah...." I have Norton Antivirus leave me alone! Also, I hear support is a joke so I haven't even tried. I regret buying this and of course, will avoid Mcafee products from now on.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Don't buy this product. This a 0 Star rating if it existed.,
This review is from: SpamKiller 5.0 (CD-ROM)
This a very poorly designed software package. I have been using a free/shareware program <http://www.mailwasher.net> and thought while I was purchasing an upgrade to my virus protection I would get a SPAM filter as well and check it out.I have used VirusScan for years and it has worked fine, though I think this new version is a step back. By default SpamKiller puts all your e-mail into a SPAM folder with no simple way to sort out what is acceptable and unacceptable. It just looks like a mess with your real e-mail in with the SPAM. I think whoever did the user acceptance of this should be moved to another department. The program seems like it will do a lot, but it does not do the basics well. For example my freeware program is set to check e-mail every ten minutes and it always had e-mail in it that SpamKiller did not have set for the same time interval. It is just slow and clunky. This a case where less is more. With mailwasher you have to take the time to blacklist & white list addresses & domains, but it least it gives the that control in an easy interface. I am not touting this little program I just happen to find a few years back, which is free/shareware, it would seem to me if Mcaffe is charging $40.00 for SpamKiller and other software is out there for free or very little that does the job with understanding there is no technical support (versus the illusion that Mcaffe has it). Why buy this product? Forget the rebate it is a joke. It is a sales pitch to get you to buy and then when you read the fine print you won't get any money.
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