The Fantastic 4 GL - Transcript - Hour 2, Segment 14

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David Lawrence: If you think that this is really helping you because what it*s doing is removing the noise that you can then examine later that*s great, that*s great. You are getting presented with exactly what you need to get your job done 9 to 5 or whenever your 9 to 5 is. If you can then go back on a Friday or Saturday or whatever in you downtime and go through your inbound spam then great. Then you are doing just fine. I think that there are lots of different ways to filter for spam. I think the Graylisting option so far is the best. I talked about that little bit earlier in the show. I think that a Graylisting is a key to spam filtering and if your ISP doesn*t offer it, push them to do so Graylisting. You will find that your spam, your inbound spam drops to almost nothing and it doesn*t have anything to do with whether or not your friends use a spam like subject line or include the word Viagra in the body of the Email. It has nothing to do with the content of the E-mail. Go check out graylisting is a hot topic over at our website at www.onlinetonight.com, you will see what I am talking about. This is what you have done is you have answered the question for yourself. You are happy. You get one false positive a week. That*s what you are looking for then I say you are doing just fine.

Kurt: Okay.

David Lawrence: Alright I appreciate the call. 180039 online there is an open line for you 18003966546, back in a moment.

David Lawrence: Hey it*s David Lawrence and Bob Parsons who is the president founder of GoDaddy, who you have been listening to during the show. He asked me to help him get Radio GoDaddy started and to reach out to folks like you because it*s important to him and to the people who work for the company to have informed and involved customers. You can get all the details on their show at www.radiogodaddy.com. But the more you know about the Internet how it affects you, how you can succeed by being a part of it, the more likely you are to become a GoDaddy customer that*s all there is to it. Now apart from that I can*t think of any company or chief executive more willing to step up and address contentious and often polarizing issues. Its part of his nature, check out www.bobparson.com as well as the new site he has set up at the www.dangerofnoprivacy.com. I join with Bob and GoDaddy in urging you to get involved. Think of the Internet as you would your hometown or your country. Your voice could help make it the place you want to be. Go to www.godaddy.com, if you buy anything there use David as your checkout code get a dollar off. That*s www.godaddy.com.

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