LavaNet Looking for Beta-Testers for Spammo 8
hawaiian717 writes "Pacific Business News is reporting that Hawaii-based ISP LavaNet is looking for beta-testers for their ISP-based Spam filtering tool, Spammo, in preparation for a wider release of the product."
WHAT?! (Score:1, Insightful)
An ISP in **HAWAII** wanting people to sign up for an account with them under the premise of beta-testing their spam service? Tell you what. How is this relevant to the other 99.999% of the globe who don't live in Hawaii and couldn't use their service? This is nothing more than a *VERY* thinly veiled advertisement.
Re:WHAT?! (Score:3, Insightful)
How is this relevant to the other 99.999% of the globe who don't live in Hawaii and couldn't use their service?
Answer from article:
Participants can be anywhere in the world, though Spammo filters for English language only so far.
People, please read the articles before posting.
As a former LavaNet customer... (Score:2, Interesting)
If their quality is the same as it was when I was living there, then I feel that this new anti-SPAM product will work well and kick ass.
I encourage people to help LavaNet test this product.
Completely redundant news (Score:3, Funny)
Redundant (Score:2, Interesting)
lefty.ca [lefty.ca] (My mail provider) catches better than 99.5% of my spam. We use greylisting, and Spamassassin. Works great.
Re:Wow! (Score:1)
I [maniacallaughter.com] don't know what you are talking about [distributed.net]!
There is now cow [bovine.net]. . . .
Nothing new (Score:1, Informative)