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How can you block email with certain words when they have a different email address everytime?
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∙ 15y ago
Most email programs have a blocking rules function - "if the email is or has xxxx then do this with it."
In MS Outlook it's under -> Tools (menu bar) --> Rules Wizard
Netscape -> Tools (menu bar) --> Message Filters
Eudora -> Tools (menu bar)
Pegasus -> Tools (menu bar) --> Mail Filtering rules OR
or select an email as an example then hit the Filtering button
Pine: type 'S' then 'R'
Thunderbird -> Tools (menu bar) --> Message Filters
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