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Zinester's Publisher News October 25, 2004 Is There an Effective Way to Fight Spam? by Andrew Okunev Hi, everyone! As some of you know, Zinester is being developed and maintained by a small innovative software company called AGAVA Software. For almost a year we have been working on a new product that might be able to change the way we fight spam. And, what is most important, the way spam filters relate to newsletters. The purpose of this email is an invitation to try this product and, if you like it, a proposal to get a free license for a very small favour. :) The product is called AGAVA AntispamServant and has been released just a few days ago. There are several key issues that make it different from other filters, to which most newsletters are vulnerable. 1. AntispamServant is personalized. You train the filter on your own email, including newsletters. A properly trained filter is very unlikely to treat your legitimate email as spam. 2. AntispamServant never removes your email. It only adds a tracing string to the Subject header and allows you to move spams to a separate folder by using a simple filter in your email client. 3. AntispamServant does not require any configuration of your email client. It is very easy to try and remove if you don't like it. The trial version will be valid for 60 days. But here's my offer to get a free license if you like the software: all you need to do is recommend AGAVA AntispamServant to your ezine subscribers at least once. But please do not rush to do so. First of all, I need to be sure that you like the application. I've been using if for several months now, starting from the very first beta - the software was being developed inside our company and the features were based on our own needs, the needs of experienced and heavy email users. But still, your email usage habits might be different, and I need to make sure AntispamServant fits. So, if there are any comments or bugs, feel free to email me. Second, in a few days I will announce the affiliate program for AntispamServant, which can hopefully become a solid revenue stream for your newsletters. I will send you the details on how to join then. The web site to download and read more about AGAVA AntispamServant is: http://www.antispamservant.com Take care, Andrew from Zinester's Team ezines@zinester.com |
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