-=PCTechTalk=- Re: junk mail again/message rules
- From: Terry <wannalearn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 20 Nov 2005 21:38:36 -0700
Earthlink has Spamblocker. If you set it one the highest protection,
suspect email blocking, it works very well. You either have to go into
webmail and check the suspected spam folder or enter addresses you want
to receive mail from into the address book. I go into the suspected
folder and check the emails I want to receive and select move to inbox
and add sender to address book. This is the easy way to add people you
want into your address book. If you haven't used webmail here's the sign
in page:
https://webmail.atl.earthlink.net/wam/login.jsp?redirect=%2Fwam%2Findex.jsp&x=927463331
I'm using Firefox and I don't know how to make the link clickable..
Anyway, after you sign in click on spamblocker and choose Suspect Email
Blocking — Highest Protection
Bob Crews wrote:
>I find that trying to get rid of junk email directly through Outlook Express
>is hopeless however, for those of you who use Charter for your ISP, you can
>go to 'update.charter.net' to set up your account from there and it will do
>much better for you. First type http://update.charter.net, then enter your
>login ID and Password and click submit.
>In the next window on the left side click 'check my email'. Then, on the
>next screen in the box that reads 'check your email' click on what ever link
>is the one you use. For instance, my email address is rec46@xxxxxxxxxxxx
>If the last part of your address is charter.net, then that is what you click
>on. In the next screen you will have to login again with your username and
>password. In the next screen look on the lift side and click on 'options'.
>The rest of it is very easy to figure out.
>
>I hope this helps. As I said before, by doing all this, it has really
>worked well. For instance, I'm sure by now most everyone here knows of
>Marten Bevelander. By using these particular options, I no longer get
>anything from him.
>
>By the way, I was able to setup a fictitious email account for the purpose
>of seeing if Marten was still around and all my email came back to me saying
>that no one by that name has an account with rogers.com. It looks like they
>finally kicked him out. Let's hope so anyway.
>
>I hope what I have written here will help you with getting rid of spam. It
>has helped me. I'm sure other ISP's other then Charter.net has the same
>type services though I have no idea how to access them.
>
>Regards,
>Bob
>
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>From: "cristy" <poppy0206@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>Sent: Sunday, November 20, 2005 11:36 AM
>Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- junk mail again/message rules
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>>I am still getting junk mail that I have been setting up message rules for
>>and I feel I am setting them up the correct way. I do not know how else
>>to
>>rid of these emails. The from person always changes and the subject line,
>>so I have been setting them up to look for specific words or phrases in
>>the
>>actual message part but this is not working well. Does anyone have any
>>other suggestions, hate to have to change my email address.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>christy
>>
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