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Originally posted by Mr.Fiction
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.
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Well let me show you that client side is not a disadvantage in my case - program is running a gateway taking less than 900K of memory + database (even the big one won't take more than 10Mb), and it deletes all the spam mail RIGHT FROM THE SERVER, not downloading it. It downloads and gives to your mail client ONLY entrusted letters from database you make yourself. So almost no bandwidth is taken. One mail checking via POP3 protocol never takes more than a kilobyte, so it's not serius to take it as a "traffic" or "bandwidth"
