Another question about SC Email service

[Jeff G.]

If I have SC download messages from my other POP accounts, will the

messages

still show which email account that they were originally sent to, or

will
Not exactly. The headers will reveal which server they were collected
from, but not the ID used to login to that server, so you can't figure
out which address it was sent to if: you are like me and have multiple
accounts on a system; the sender doesn't specify the addressee in the
headers (many spammers don't); and the ISP doesn't record the SMTP
Envelope Recipient (via a "for" clause in the Received Header Line, a
separate "Delivered-to:" Header Line, or something similar, like MSN
Hotmail doesn't). I have requested that the ID be shown.

[Borgholio]

If I have SC download messages from my other POP accounts, will the

messages

still show which email account that they were originally sent to, or

will
Not exactly. The headers will reveal which server they were collected
from, but not the ID used to login to that server, so you can't figure
out which address it was sent to if: you are like me and have multiple
accounts on a system; the sender doesn't specify the addressee in the
headers (many spammers don't); and the ISP doesn't record the SMTP
Envelope Recipient (via a "for" clause in the Received Header Line, a
separate "Delivered-to:" Header Line, or something similar, like MSN
Hotmail doesn't). I have requested that the ID be shown.

Bah, ok then. I've just set my T-bird spam filter to automatically move
incoming spam to the Held Mail folder. From there I can report it. So
that's an indirect filter, I guess. :)