SPAM drop?

[vtlists]

Greetings!

Not that I want to complain - but I have observed a massive drop in
(unsuccessful because blocked) SPAM deliveries - only ~10% compared to only
2 weeks ago (or only 20% of the average of this year).
http://www.wyae.de/mailstats.png

Has anyone else observed this?
What might be the reason?
Could that effect be amplified even more?

Thanks

Volker Tanger


PS: the massive drop early january was due to a mail server failure,
    thus does not count...

[Randy Wyatt]

>
>  Not that I want to complain -

I was going to say that you can have some of mine if you are missing it.

> but I have observed a massive drop in
>  (unsuccessful because blocked) SPAM deliveries - only ~10% compared to only
>  2 weeks ago (or only 20% of the average of this year).
>  http://www.wyae.de/mailstats.png
>
>  Has anyone else observed this?
>  What might be the reason?
>  Could that effect be amplified even more?
>

Actually,  I am seeing more spam directly evade the existing filters
and getting delivered to the end user.
Especially things that should be caught such as Spams with the word
penis (I work for a Telecom's firm), although my users have figured
out how to complain to others that  I am a Dick without it being
filtered.

>  Thanks
>
>  Volker Tanger
>
>
>  PS: the massive drop early january was due to a mail server failure,
>     thus does not count...
>

Regards,
Randy

[crazy frog crazy frog]

same here.my spam mails are increasing day by day :( even some spam
mail are able to bypass gmails protection :(

On Tue, Apr 1, 2008 at 3:25 AM, Randy Wyatt <rwwyatt01@...> wrote:

> >
>  >  Not that I want to complain -
>
>  I was going to say that you can have some of mine if you are missing it.
>
>
>  > but I have observed a massive drop in
>  >  (unsuccessful because blocked) SPAM deliveries - only ~10% compared to only
>  >  2 weeks ago (or only 20% of the average of this year).
>  >  http://www.wyae.de/mailstats.png
>  >
>  >  Has anyone else observed this?
>  >  What might be the reason?
>  >  Could that effect be amplified even more?
>  >
>
>  Actually,  I am seeing more spam directly evade the existing filters
>  and getting delivered to the end user.
>  Especially things that should be caught such as Spams with the word
>  penis (I work for a Telecom's firm), although my users have figured
>  out how to complain to others that  I am a Dick without it being
>  filtered.
>
>
>  >  Thanks
>  >
>  >  Volker Tanger
>  >
>  >
>  >  PS: the massive drop early january was due to a mail server failure,
>  >     thus does not count...
>  >
>
>  Regards,
>  Randy
>

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