Hotmail getting better?

Mike Pope says something that I’ve been noticing too, the amount of spam that has been sitting in my Junk email folder at hotmail has gone way down. After getting back from our latest trip and being offline for 3 days, the junk mail folder had 14 messages in it. Not so long ago that would have been closer to 75-100. I still don’t use it for anything more than mail lists that I don’t want my real addresses given to, but it’s nice to know they’re actually improving the service!

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