Our company has recently installed some new anti-spam software which is designed to do a better job of detecting and then diverting potential spam emails to a 'safe' place where you can review whether you wish to open them or not.
Well it turns out that the first two emails which it 'caught' was first, the email notifying all of us that they were implementing a new spam filter (apparently the software thought that since it was sent to everyone in our division that it was potentially 'spam'), but not before it nailed it's second potential spam of the day, a company-wide e-mail from our corporate CEO, again I assume because it was directed at everyone in the company and secondly it was coming from overseas, in this case, Munich, Germany. I wonder if anyone is going to tell him what happened...
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