Once again even though, Google came for the rescue. This time, another way. I've experienced a gmail account for a few time. Gmail allows you to route other e mail through its account. I didn't use that feature excessive, but I did have one particular account undertaking this. Thinking back again, spam was hardly ever a problem with that account. Gmail was filtering the spam! So, I started off passing all of my POP3 e mail accounts through gmail. I then browse my gmail account employing my apple iphone, Voila'! no spam. The best way I've configured this is often straightforward. I use the IMAP configurations for the apple iphone and POP3 configurations for Outlook. When my apple iphone reads the emails, it leaves the emails within the servers (by default). When my outlook will get the emails from gmail, it deletes them from your server. I almost never see spam. That challenge is solved.