Key Features

Protect Against Fraud and Spam:

Completely protects against fraud and identity theft scams

Installs and integrates fully into Microsoft Outlook and Outlook Express

Works seamlessly with any other Anti-Spam software that is already installed on your system

Adaptable intelligence learns your email habits for more effective filtering

Block invisible Web Bugs that validate your email address

Block offensive images easily viewed by children

Automatically quarantine suspect and junk emails for review

Scan current mail folders for spam and fraud

Deny access from foreign spammers and fraud scams

Report spam abuse to the appropriate authorities

Includes one full year of protective updates

Did you know...
Identity theft nearly doubled in the past year with the introduction of shrewd new fraud methods that include official looking bank notices (such as the CITIBANK® scam that received a response rate of over 40%!) asking recipients to verify credit card and personal information, a technique known as “phishing.”

Did you know...
One of the world’s fastest growing industries bases itself on dubious mass marketing scams. Nigeria’s third largest industry, for example, is Nigerian letter fraud: deceptive emails that offer unbelievable wealth in exchange for help in transferring these riches.

Did you know...
Unsolicited emails and blank emails contain invisible eavesdropping devices called “Web Bugs” (typically only 1-by-1 pixels in size!) that verify your email address and send information about you to interested third parties.

Did you know...
Many spammers are clever enough to “spoof” (replace) the "from:" line in their emails with the name of a sender that may be familiar to you. This increases the likelihood that you will end up opening these emails and expose yourself to risk.

Did you know...
66% of all Internet fraud occurs through direct email contact, with foreign letter fraud and identity theft causing the greatest monetary loss among victims. Following the Anti-Spam Act of 2003, the majority of these perpetrators have moved their operations offshore in order to evade U.S. laws.