As my ISP (or email application) offers spam blocking, do I still need MailMate?
The anti-spam function provided by the email service provider commonly lays particular stress on keywords filtering, while MailMate not only has a large spam features word-stock, but also filters emails according to other features of spams, for example, it validates if the email server used by the sender exists (i.e. validate the trueness of the sender’s address), if the email contains pictures from external servers, if the email contains suspicious html tags such as activeX and iframe. And with MailMate, you can manage all emails at local without the need to log in the email server to see if there are misjudged emails. You can also take advantage of special functions such as sending mock returned emails to the sender to hide your email address. Anyway, you can try MailMate yourself to find more inspiring functions.
