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Tom.com Hopes To End Outgoing Spam Problems

Aggregated Source: ChinaTechNews.com
April 18, 2007|

Following 21cn.com's recent implementation of Hanqi's Knowledge-based Anti-spam Gateway and weeks after global anti-spam group Spamhaus lifted a worldwide ban on Tom.com's (TOMO) email servers, Tom.com has now introduced KBAS into its free email service to filter outbound spam.

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