Personal Antispam X5 10.5.2

Pros
- Easy, automated installation for Mail
- Nice user interface for managing filters
- Strong performance after a sufficient training period
- Supports POP and IMAP
Cons
- Annual subscription needed to update some features
- Can’t properly move messages from Spam folder back into originating account if you have more than one account
- Initial filtering performance isn’t great
- Doesn’t track many statistics
- Entourage setup is a bit complicated
- Expensive
- Learning from batches of messages takes a long time
Software Details
- Intego
- 10.4 (Tiger) or 10.5 (Leopard)
- Universal
- $49; subscription fee, $30/year
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