The user can use Spambuster to inspect the e-mails and vet them as being valid or invalid, and can change the list of what to delete. Available in trial format. Vets e-mails on the basis of content. When messages are downloaded, it automatically sends the suspect ones to a special folder in the Eudora program that it creates upon initial installation. Minimal user intervention required.
Success is by no means guaranteed, and a conclusive end to spamming is a long way off.
The best one can do is to continually limit the number of sites that relay spam, and encourage greater security in e-mail domains. Most often, the bulk sender will cover their tracks such that the best that can be done is tracing them to a domain through which the spam has been relayed, and informing the Postmaster of this fact. Ideally, the Postmaster will block the access of that account, preventing e-mail from that account from being relayed through that domain. There will be a button on the message's toolbar labeled BLAH BLAH BLAH . Go to the View menu and choose Options .