SPAMfighter Receives Highest Rating Amongst Top Spam Filters from a Leading French Magazine
Boca Raton, FL (PRWEB) November 3, 2007 -- SPAMfighter (http://www.spamfighter.com), Europe's leading spam filter, received a perfect overall score from top French magazine, Windows News, in a spam filter round-up. SPAMfighter PRO was given the Editor's Choice award upon receiving a perfect 10/10 overall score for the magazine's November N ° 162 edition.
SPAMfighter (http://www.spamfighter.com) was tested in a spam filter round-up which included Goto Software Vade Retro, Kaspersky Internet Security, McAfee Internet Security, Spamihilator, and BitDefender Internet Security 2008. Out of these highly recognized and implemented anti-spam solutions, SPAMfighter review had the best and highest scores in nearly every category.
"We are constantly looking for ways to improve our products and better protect our customers from spam," said Alix Aranza, Managing Director of SPAMfighter North America. "This latest review is another testament to the efficacy of our product," added Aranza.
The tests included categories such as quality of filtering, ease of use, and false positive rating. SPAMfighter received the highest scores in both filtering, having filtered 100% of all spam mail during the test period, and ease-of use. Furthermore, SPAMfighter was amongst the leaders for false positives. As a result, SPAMfighter was the only solution given a 10/10 score, and was therefore named the Editor's Choice (http://www.spamfighter.com/Download_Download.asp).
SPAMfighter uses a unique method for combating spam, utilizing a proprietary community-based approach in addition to powerful filtering tools. When any of the more than 4 million users in the SPAMfighter community receives a spam e-mail that was not picked up by the filter, one click immediately protects the entire community from ever receiving that message. SPAMfighter already filters over 90% of spam mails, a number that increases due to the added value of using a global network of SPAMfighter customers as a weapon against spam.
About SPAMfighter
SPAMfighter is Europe's leading spam filter developer. The Danish company is owned by the founders of Jubii.dk, Henrik Sørensen and Martin Thorborg, together with two programmers, Daniel Hjortholt and Martin Dyring. SPAMfighter employs 35 people and is based in Copenhagen. More information at www.spamfighter.com.
SPAMfighter North America is based in Boca Raton, Florida and is headed by Alix Aranza.
SPAMfighter is debt-free and is 100 per cent financed by income from the sale of the SPAMfighter client. Each day, SPAMfighter removes around 19 million spam messages from 22 million tested emails received by over 4 million users in 216 countries/regions.
For more information, contact Martin Thorborg, info(at)spamfighter.com SPAMfighter ApS, Nattergalevej 6, DK-2400 Copenhagen NV, Denmark. Phone: +45 7022 1551 Fax (Europe): +45 3323 0376 or Alix Aranza Phone (USA) +1 (561) 962-4166 Fax (USA) +1 (561) 962-4266 uspartners(at)spamfighter.com
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