If you want a full, strong, powerful, up to date, and easy to use program to protect your email account, you’re going to want to get your hands on a copy of eXpurgate.
eXpurgate works so well for its users for a wide variety of reasons.
First of all, it’s very easy to use. The interface is streamlined to be simple to figure out, even if you’ve never even heard of an email protection program. You’ll have the thing ready to kill some viruses and spam mails in no time flat. The user friendliness really does deserve to be applauded.
Secondly, it gets updates roughly once or twice a day. This is great. One of the most important things for an email filter is that it keeps up to date on what’s going on with the “competition”, meaning the spammers and virus propagators.
There’s an endless cycle of evolution to keep spam and viruses out of your mail. Every time a virus comes out, the virus killers are updated to spot it. Every time the virus killers are updated to spot a virus, the virus maker has to make a new virus. Every time the virus maker makes a new virus, the virus software has to be… you know the drill. A one grows more powerful, the opposition puts more work into the other.
And this is why updates are so incredibly important. Without those updates, your spam filter is a sitting duck.
Another thing is that eXpurgate is great at spotting keywords. You know how spam works. It’s always the same five or six messages. If you’re not being sold a membership to an adult website, it’s Viagram, if it’s not Viagra, then it probably has something to do with your credit score, or maybe your mortgage, or maybe a political refugee from the Middle East wants to send you millions of dollars for reasons that don’t really make any sense.
Anyway, these guys keep using the same tricks over and over, and the keywords are obvious… to us, anyways. If we type in “VlAGRA!” can you tell that that upper case letter i is actually a lower case L? You and I can’t, and we read it as Viagra, but a spam filter is likely to misidentify this as something besides a spam keyword. eXpurgate has you covered on that front. Simply put, it knows what spam keywords look like, and is constantly adding new ones to its databanks.
So, long story short, give eXpurgate a try. It’s free, easy to use, and it works. Simple as that.
