Well, bayesian filtering remains a mistery.... I can only tell you what I do, in order to reduce some of the spam.
I am, too, receiving similar spam messages quite often. I usually copy the spammers' web page address mentioned in the message body and add it to a black list (CTRL-F4, "word lists" tab, "message body" button). Add a really high score to it.
E.g.
"spammerwebpage.com", +1000
This way the other spam messages of the same type are washed away into the junk folder, the next time you run your filters.
Adi
PS: For best results, only add the real domain name to the black list, without:
- http://
- www
- trailing sub directories.
- preceding sub-domains
Example 1:
You are asked to click on the following web page
http://www.spammerwebpage.com/clickhere/indeed.html
==> add only the "spammerwebpage.com" to the junk word list
Example 2:
You are asked to click on the following web page
http://google.com.spammerwebpage.com
==> add only the "spammerwebpage.com" to the junk word list