EUDORA SPAM FILTER 10
User Name in the Subject Header
 

Catches: Cecilw followed by a hyphen, comma, semi-colon, colon, exclamation mark, space, tab, or newline.  (Intentionally does not catch "cecilw@")

My email user name is "cecilw", but none of my friends call me that. In fact, no one I know would ever call me that. And yet spammers, in their silly attempts to weasel their way into my inbox to peddle their wares and whores, seem to think that if only they call me "cecilw", I'll believe they're my long-lost buddy from Timbuktu or something. Kinda makes me wonder if the spammers are related to George and Yortuk Festrunk...  So email from anyone I don't know that has my username in the subject line or the body of the email is guaranteed spam. Here's a recent one for example: 
"cecilw Lose 10-12 Pounds in 2 DAYS GUARANTEED".

For best results, substitute your own username in this filter.

 

Match:	Incoming and Manual
Header	«Subject»
Verb:	contains
Value:	CECILW
Or
Header	«Body»
Verb:	matches regexp (case insensitive_
Value:	CECILW[-,;:![:space:]]
Actions:	Transfer To Spam.mbx
	Make Label 1
	Make Priority Highest
	Skip Rest

Breaking it down:

The [:space:] thing looks for a single space, or a tab, or a newline (carriage return-linefeed pair). It needs to be lower-case as shown, and seems to require an extra set of the square brackets around it to get it to work. I've added the punctuation characters hyphen, comma, colon, semi-colon, and exclamation inside the outer set of brackets, so it looks like this "[-,;:![:space:]]"

The "Make Label" and Make Priority actions are optional but are very useful in determining which filter caught any particular email.

I group this filter together with the previous filter's label color, since they both filter on incorrect use of my username.