Oh, joy. Not.

[gerisullivan]

I'm on a dial-up connection, trying to get on the road, scooping up email...only the spammers have grabbed my domain and there were over 5,500 messages piled up in my inbox. The webmail service is way too slow at dial-up speeds to do anything useful, and even logging in via my shell account has proved of limited usefulness. I managed to clear out about 1,500 spam bounces, but with 15 hours of driving ahead of me, I'm just not going to spend any more time dealing with it now.

markiv1111, I received your voicemail message last night. It's going to be a week or more before time exists in my world. Sorry.

Onward, all.

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[asimovberlioz.livejournal.com]

You need a program like Mailwasher (http://www.mailwasher.net/) which will retrieve only the headers of your mail, automatically mark known or likely spam, allow you to mark anything else you consider to be spam -- and delete them from the mail server so that you don't have to retrieve them at all. It's a great time saver!