13. A computer-readable medium that includes a program that, when executed by a computer, causes the computer to perform at least the following: tokenize at least a portion of a received email message to create a first token; generate a phonetic equivalent of the first token, wherein generating the phonetic equivalent of the first token comprises: identifying a string of characters within the first token, the string of characters including a non-alphabetic character; and removing the non-alphabetic character from the string of characters; tokenize the phonetic equivalent of the word to create a second token; determine a spam probability from each token created; and sort each token created in accordance with the corresponding determined spam probability value.
13. A computer-readable medium that includes a program that, when executed by a computer, causes the computer to perform at least the following: tokenize at least a portion of a received email message to create a first token; generate a phonetic equivalent of the first token, wherein generating the phonetic equivalent of the first token comprises: identifying a string of characters within the first token, the string of characters including a non-alphabetic character; and removing the non-alphabetic character from the string of characters; tokenize the phonetic equivalent of the word to create a second token; determine a spam probability from each token created; and sort each token created in accordance with the corresponding determined spam probability value. 14. The computer-readable medium of claim 13 , the program further causing the computer to perform at least the following: assign a spam probability value to each token created; and generate a Bayesian probability value using the spam probability value assigned to the token created.