Spam ArrestReviews of spamarrest.com

I've been using SpamArrest for more than 5 years. It takes a lot of work to pick out the legitimate emails from the Unverified emails folder because of the unbelievable amount of spam. When I switched back to my email provider's server I was happy that the bulk of the spam is being filtered at the email server level so I have been seeing much less spam. I've had problems sending emails through the SpamArrest servers. This includes being completely unable to send emails for more than half a day. At times I've also had trouble receiving emails through the SpamArrest servers. There were either significant delays or senders received an error message. Needless to say that I have abandoned SpamArrest and would not recommend it to anyone.

Spamarrest used to be a good company and the software was reliable. Now the software is buggy, with a lot of problems. The support does not like to accept that problems exist - I am sure simply because they are lazy and just don't give a damn. There are regular server problems and delays to emails. If you are with spamarrest, now is the time to move away because they are getting worse and worse. If you have not joined then don't even think about it. Use gmail to filter out your spam instead. Spamarrest have not improved, altered or upgraded their very basic software for years. It's a pity but I will have to make the move away with my many email addresses, however spamarrest dont value my emails or their business. It is as if they have given up on it. Avoid.

i have been using Spamarrest for many years now but they don't appear to have upgraded their architecture or their UI since i started using it back in the early 2000s. My recent issues with regular and repeated server timeouts (504 Errors) and exposed passwords have been met with bafflement by clearly inexperienced and untrained support staff who have given all the wrong answers and who have denied the slightest possibility of errors and snafus that are demonstrably happening. The only thing that has held me back from cancelling my subscription before now, is the knowledge that I'm going to have to spend a good deal of time 'training' my mail client to recognise spam messages. But that now seems a cheap price to pay, compared to the amount of time wasted over the last few days and the number of incoming emails that have been massively delayed causing some serious disruption to my business.