Just a sample of the messages (subjects) I received today:
- LAST-DAY: You currently-have $155 in Walmart-Reward Points: Redeem-Today from Walmart Points Center <WalmartPointsCenter@shoppingcardonlinerewards.com >
- Garage door repair services from Garage Door Fixes <Drake@janascircle.com>
- New phone features boost productivity from Telephone Systems <Ellis@shhanchang.com>
- Always-Wanted to Drive a Ferrari? Rent-an-Exotic Car from Exotic Car Rental <ExoticCarRental@uniquecarrentalshop.com>
- Hot Vacation-Specials to Costa Rica from Costa Rica Trips <CostaRicaTrips@foremosttravelplans.com>
This comes in every few minutes, not only to me, but the exact messages to everyone in the office (some 80+ employees).
We currently run PureMessage 3.1.3 for Exchange 2010 on Windows Server 2008 R2. This wasn't an issue a few months back, just recently. How do such obvious spam messages get through? Is there any way to combat it? We're talking 30 - 40 messages a day multiplied by 80+ users... Sorry, but that should invalidate your product as a Spam Filter...
Any thoughts, any avenues I can turn to get a resolution to this?
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