NUCEM Spam Terminator compared to the best competitors anti-spam solutions is 3 times more accurate at differentiating between valid e-mail and SPAM. See
http://www.helpmesoft.com for details HelpMeSoft a San Diego based Corporation announced the release of NUCEM Spam Terminator version 3. NUCEM™ (No Unsolicited Commercial E-Mail) pronounced nuke-'em improves personal productivity by eliminating what each e-mail user perceive to be spam from their Inbox. NUCEM™ is 3 times more effective at blocking spam when compared with the next best anti-spam service, and almost 10 times more effective compared with the next best anti-spam product. NUCEM™ installs in minutes and is completely intuitive so e-mail users are spam free without complicated configurations or lengthy user manuals. NUCEM™ blocks over 99% of spam from the Inbox, and continues to improve as the e-mail user trains it to recognize e-mail that they perceive to be spam and most important, they can train NUCEM™ to trust newsletters that may look like spam. NUCEM™ is seamlessly integrated into Microsoft Outlook, so that e-mail users continue to work in a familiar e-mail program. Using a proprietary e-mail classifier NUCEM™ accurately differentiates between valid e-mail and spam because spam uses distinct patterns, styles and vocabulary, which is distinguishable from traditional e-mail. This technology is extremely accurate (99%) in detecting spam, while exhibiting a very lower incidence of detecting valid e-mail as spam (false-positive). The key distinguishable characteristics of NUCEM™ are: * Accurate Spam Detection> 99% * False Positive Detection < 0.1% * Limit size of quarantine folder * Simple One Click Solution * Immune to spammer's avoidance techniques * Supports Hotmail, IMAP, Yahoo, POP and Exchange Accounts * Customized Spam Definition
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