Mail with Asian Characters Flagged As Spam

Hi,
I'm based out in Asia, and quite a few of my customers get email in their mother tongue, and most of it seems to be incorrectly flagged as spam due to the asian characters etc.
An example from the logs would be:
hits=12.439 tag=-999 tag2=3 kill=8 tests=BAYES_99, CHARSETFARAWAYHEADER, HELOEQJP, HELOEQ_NEJP, HOSTEQJP, HOSTEQ_NEJP, NOREALNAME, RELAYIS203, quarantine spam-ff2272f20c18bcfcad34405e0d7245b9-20061216-060809-13862-01 (spam-quarantine)
Now, my question is WHERE do I find the correct file to turn this off.
I do have some rules in: /etc/mail/spamassassin (including some I have added myself from spamemporium, or whatever) but I can't find anything in any of the files that deals with "Asian Stuff"
Help! I'm about to lose a customer, as all his Japanese email is flagged as spam! Appreciate any guidance you can give.
Cheers,
Steve

HELOEQ_NEJP
HOSTEQJP
HOSTEQ_NEJP
HELOEQJP
are all in this ruleset:
88FVGTheaders.cf
(which you added yourself)
The older FVGT rulesets quite often tend to overly aggressive. Also, this has been replaced by a newer version "00FVGTFile001.cf" which doesn't contain those rules anymore.
Either lower the scores for these rules or remove/replace the ruleset.
To lower scores, just add:
score HELOEQ_NEJP 0.0
(and so on)
to your local.cf or user_prefs file.
Alex

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In Finder hold down the option/alt key while selecting the Go menu item. Select Library. Then go to Preferences/com.apple.mail.plist. Move the .plist to your desktop.
Open the application and test. If it works okay, delete the plist from the desktop.
If the application is the same, return the .plist to where you got it from, overwriting the newer ones.
If you want to make your user library permanently visible, run the below command in Applications/Terminal.
chflags nohidden ~/Library/
You will need to do that after any updates.

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It appears that colored flags sync through iCloud for your @me.com email address. Is there a way to get the colored flags to sync across computers for a Yahoo or Google account? For example, if I flag an email in my Gmail account with a Green Flag on my Apple desktop computer in Apple Mail, is there a way to get the flag to show up as Green on my laptop in Apple Mail? Currently, the fact that the email is flagged syncs across computers and accounts, but not the particular color of the flag. Also, highlighting an email a certain color does not appear to sync, even for my @me.com account. And lastly, now that Apple has switched from Mobile Me to iCloud, they have given up Mail Rule syncing... is there a way to get my Apple Mail Rules to sync between computers? Thanks!

Upon further investigation, I have determined that flag colors applied in Apple's Mail program DO sync through your iCloud @me.com email address AND through a Google gmail account. However, flag colors DO NOT sync through Yahoo. Email highlight colors DO NOT appear to sync through iCloud, Gmail, or Yahoo. If anyone figures out a way to enable any of these features that at the moment do not sync (flag color in Yahoo, highlight color, mail rules), please respond!

Spam ? icloud sorting out mails with specific url

hi there,
after playing around with mails my wife didnt receive in icloud account i found that icloud is surpressing mails with http://www.bbh-basketball.de/ in body text.
That url is pointing to a website about basketball (german). No sex, no weapons , no whatever ....
Any idea why this happens ?
Knut.

Hello Kehring,
It sounds like you have a legitimate URL that you know is safe that is being filtered as Spam in iCloud Mail. Take a look at this information from the following article named:
iCloud: Identifying and filtering junk mail
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4899
Troubleshooting false-positives
Due to the complexity of accurately detecting and filtering out junk mail, on rare occasions a legitimate email from a friendly source may be blocked from reaching your Inbox. This is called a false positive.
If you feel that a legitimate email message was inadvertently filtered, you may want to ask your friend to send a follow-up email to verify that the issue exists. If you notice that multiple email messages are being delayed, bounced, or not delivered, contact iCloud Support. Also make sure to check your Junk folder for email messages that were incorrectly marked as junk mail. To check your Junk folder at iCloud.com, choose the Mail application and click the Junk folder in the sidebar. Email messages in the Junk folder are automatically deleted after 30 days.
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
Cheers,
Sterling

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