That is a filter, on the <From> field. The problem is, you have to
keep doing that as long as they make up addresses. The ideal is to
make one filter that will eliminate them all, at least from this
spammer. If there is a key word in the body of the message that is
consistent then you could use that.
I know that Eudora is only for those who have acquired a taste for
it, but I haven't found a better email client for Windows. Filtering
is so easy, and within a short time all mail is going to separate
boxes, and all the spam is separated from everything else. I used to
use Mutt in Linux. The guy who made it said,
"All email clients suck. Mutt just sucks less."
If I'm in Windows I also use Popman. It has a very small footprint,
and will check all your pop accounts, only downloading the headers.
You can see just a little of the message with no HTML. I have about
four accounts I check. It's amazing how fast you can delete junk and
not have to pull it off the server.
Hal
Hal, I've been getting tons of those also lately. I've been blocking them by clicking on tools then block sender. I'm hoping eventually they will stop sending that junk.
----- Original Message ----- From: <mailto:hdbrown@xxxxxxxxx>Hal To: <mailto:computertalkshop@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>computertalkshop@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Monday, December 05, 2005 3:58 PM Subject: [CTS] Re: FW: top news
You would need to use something from the header, either <To> <Subject> <From>, even if its just part of a field you can make a filter. Of course I don't know what your email client is, so...
At EST 12:51 PM 12/5/2005, - Bruce Eddy duly noted:
Anyone figured out how to block or auto send these to junk mail?? I've tried message rules based on the word 'stocks' but it's a image of some sort..I think?
Any ideas? I seem to be getting a ton of these lately all from different email addresses of course.:))
Bruce
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