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Any message tagged by SublimeMail as "spam" receives a tag in the header* that defines
what kind of unwanted email it is. The tagged mail is then delivered to your inbox. If this option is choosen,
you may want to consider setting up "rules" on your mail server to quarantine these "tagged emails" for futher review.
Doing so will allow someone to keep tabs on what messages are being filtered, as well as keeping a lookout for false positives.
Tags will appear with the following information in the email header*.
X-Sublime-Status:
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bulk
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This filter tags messages that match, to a calculated degree, actual
spam messages in our proprietary database with over 4 million unique signatures.
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domain
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This filter tags email messages that come from domains which have been
cited for sending spam. This blacklist of domains is created and managed by SublimeMail.
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junk
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This filter is designed to capture spam that uses "hash-busters" intended to circumvent email filters.
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proxy
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Messages coming from open proxy servers receive this tag. A blacklist of
open proxy servers is created and managed by SublimeMail.
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virus
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Messages which contain a known virus receive this tag. The filter compares the email against a number of viruses.
Please note: we do not recommend that this virus filter replace your current virus scanning software or system.
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