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“Spam can be a serious drag on business productivity,” said Serguei Sofinski, CEO of Intermedia.NET. “With the new SpamStopper product, customers of our industry-leading hosted Exchange can enjoy sophisticated spam protection built in to their service, with almost no management required on their part.”
Other features of SpamStopper include white and black lists, both at the account level for administrators, as well as at the mailbox level for individual end users to control. Mailbox owners can control their white and black lists directly from Outlook, with no need to go to a separate location in a browser. SpamStopper also allows customization of the anti-spam sensitivity level, so if a business relies on unsolicited email, for instance, it can lower the spam threshold to make sure that necessary communications are not blocked inadvertently, for example.
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