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Originally posted by dimonka
Well, for example it can cut banners from message bodies using Perl-compatible regular expressions... You can make entrusted and prohibited sender lists entering masks (e.g. @hotmail.com), makin program search for that mask in either address or subject or whole header or combination of them. There is flexible configuration for performing many tasks, including automatic mail-checking, automatic confirmation request sending (sender must reply on it to prove he is a human  ) and much more. Of course, it's not too hard to do, but it takes time on developing, programming, documenting and debugging, so... Try it
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But the fact that it runs client side means that it has to use your dialup/DSL bandwidth to do all of this, right? Do you also have to keep some program running in the background on your PC all the time? The main reason I like server based solutions is because you don't have to compromise your PC's CPU, memory, and bandwidth to deal with spam.
There is a big market for what you are selling, it's just better for high volume users to go with server side solutions, in my opinion.