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Breakthrough in spam filtering technology guarantees no pornographic emails. Using the equivalency of the human mind to analyze each incoming email, Great American Internet achieves near perfect spam filtering success.

PORTLAND, OR (PRWEB) January 28, 2004 -- Great American Internet (GAI) claims to have launched the most accurate spam filter on earth. Although how they accomplish their unusually high success rates is a closely guarded secret, company sources say they attribute the accuracy of their spam filter by analyzing each email as a human would.

Dan Sherman, owner of GAI says, "Our spam filter technology is the most accurate available on the internet. It's so accurate that we give a guarantee no other company can promise; if one of our customers receive just one image based pornographic email through our system they get a free month of service. But accuracy isn't our only industry best feature. Our system is also extremely simple to set-up and maintain. No downloads, no challenges required from people sending you emails and there's nothing to install."

GAI bundles dialup internet access with their spam filter for $16.95 per month.

About the claimed accuracy, Sherman goes on to say, "To date, our system is consistently filtering 100% of all image based spam emails and 99.5% of all text based spam emails. This is about the same success rate achieved when an individual filters their own inbox."

Even more importantly," Sherman adds, "Our system ensures the customer receives 100% of all emails that are important and cannot be missed. This makes our system very useful to businesses who can't afford to miss an important email because of a spam filter."

There's no shortage of spam filtering services and software already on the market. Most tend to rely on whitelists, blacklists or some variation of challenge/response system which requires the sender to do something before their email is passed to the person they are attempting to reach. These methods work to a certain extent, but they tend to be anything but transparent to the user. GAI claims their service is extremely transparent once it's set-up.

Sherman says, "If someone spends even 5 minutes a day weeding through the spam in their inbox, it adds up to 2.5 hours a month. Our service costs .57 cents a day and is the best filter on the market today. Our service is perfect for protective parents who don't want their children exposed to pornographic spam as well as businesses who tend to spend big chunks of their day deleting spam from their inbox."

The spam problem is growing at an exponential rate and is predicted to overtake wanted emails 100 to 1 in the next few years. If Great American Internet delivers on its claims, chances are likely they will find customers clamoring for their service.

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