Pivotal Web Brings New Spam Filtering technology to it's Customers

📅 February 6, 2009 - Pivotal Web (pivotalweb.com -> hostinger.com) has recently introduced our latest feature with our own home grown spam filtration system.

With the help of SpamTitan which makes a wonderful product and some serious hardware we are filtering hundreds of thousands of email messages daily. For a small fee anyone can rid spam once and for all. Our system has one of the lowest false positives you will find in the industry just boasting a 0.03% that's huge. We know how important it is in this day in age to be protected and as a business class service we couldn't think of a better solution than to offer business class email security to our list of mind blowing products. For more info please inquire to our sales team at sales_at_pivoalweb.com or you can do it via the support ticket system and a representative will handle your question as soon as possible.

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