There’s two things in particular I enjoy about the world wide web, the creativity, and the wealth of information available.

When exploited, these two facets can be easily manipulated, and what appears to be an attractive looking service with credible information backing it up, is nothing more than some pretty pictures tacked together, some colouring in, and misleading or blatantly false information plastered across. It’s tacky, it’s dishonest, and worst of all folks are making a fortune ripping you off.

Pretty soon we'll be releasing a new (beta) version of MailWasher Pro. Most of the changes are cosmetic, but we've also worked on the usability of it, so we've tried to make it a no brainer for people to use straight away. We realised people didn't really understand how to train MailWasher, so we've simplified it and made it part of a new action. We're sure you'll all like the new version, it's much easier to understand, and all the configurations are in one area.

Actually, everything is getting a makeover and improvements.
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