Spam - I want the ability to block all domains coming from ".uk"
I noticed that most of the spam that I receive comes from domains ending in ".co.uk" or ".org.uk" and I would like the ability to block domains that have those endings that are not in my address book or listed as approved senders. Is there a way to restrict these domains? Also, I would like AOL to return the option to block emails containing specific words or phrases. I have a paid account and it is very important to me that I be able to have the ability to restrict the excessive spam emails and emails containing ****** content. If AOL determines these are spam emails, they should be blocked completely. I do not want to have to keep wasting my time sifting through hundreds of spam emails in my spam folder when looking for something that may have slipped thru.
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Anonymous
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Stop emails ending in .host from even reaching my spam file. None of them are legitimate. They have various email addresses, but all end in .host. That's ridiculous. You should be able to just not allow .host to go to anyone. It's all spam.
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Anonymous
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Given that the vast majority of all my Spam lately is from Prodigy.net etc telling me that I have to sign the Oath agreement, my mailbox is full, they have received a request to delete my e-mail, and all sorts, and that every single one of these is pretending to be AOL itself, maybe you should just block the entire domain?
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M. Elaine
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SPAM
How do you block domain certificate-253617.appspot.com? They send filth every day. i would also like to block anything that ends in appspot.com, it is all garbage. Also, the domain new.learnoldbecame.com sends nothing but trash. How do you stop this? We should be able to enter a domain and it should block anything with that domain, but they seem to get around ithe block.Why don't you go back to being able to receive only mail listed in out contacts? It worked and kept your customeres much happier and satisfied with AOL. We should be in control of our mail, not the spammers.
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Anonymous
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Why is my Tagged mail going to Spam? All of a sudden fix it immediately.
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Derek Gates
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A lot of the spam I receive comes from @prodigy.net.mx.
I would really appreciate the ability to block this domain altogether.
Also I get a lot from the USA but I live in England. -
L
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YES! Give us the ability to block wildcard emails coming from the same address! I dozens of "AOL" warnings about my account from @progidy.net.mx a week!
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Anonymous
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Fix Spam to allow us to enter a portion of a email address to block spam. Example "********@". I get many each day and can't spend the day entering every complete address to stop each one.
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Anonymous
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newsletter@eagleswe.us
newsletter@stormtas.us
newsletter@ratiovid.us
newsletter@utterup.us
newsletter@drinktruc.us
newsletter@floorlas.us
support@tristion.com
newsletter@wastequi.us
newsletter@clocksei.us
admin@pergaretz.com
newsletter@dancenoi.us
newsletter@trickangl.us
rdmach003@att.net
newsletter@framefloo.us
newsletter@punchleav.us
newsletter@us
newsletter@rightmugg.us
newsletter@grindfor.us
newsletter@shakeeq.us
newsletter@offerflo.us
I receive HUNDREDS of these on a regular basis! Have typed each one in SPAM report......more keep coming in!!! -
Larry
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Thought I was the only one getting these.How hard is it to allow us to use wildcards to block domains? I guess AOL doesn't care about anyone unless you're a paying subscriber.
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Thomas Jones
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I also am receiving 15-25 emails a day from newsletter@-US.. HELP...HELP
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Frankie Viturello
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Mary Ann and others. Go to Twitter and tweet at @AOLMAIL about this issue EVERY DAY, exactly how you described it "newsletter@_.US" and other bad top level domains and DEMAND that they give users the ability to block WILDCARD (use an asterisk to designate any possible letter/number combination) addresses or block non dot com, dot net, dot org, dot gov top level domains alltogether (or ask that they do that themselves). Inundating them on Twitter is literally the only way that they're going to pay any attention to this matter.
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Anonymous
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PLEASE!!!!!! GIVE US THE CAPABILITY TO BLOCK ALL EMAILS FROM "newsletter@___.us"! I'M GETTING 30-40 SPAM EMAILS A DAY FROM IT.
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Frankie Viturello
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Mary Ann and others. Go to Twitter and tweet at @AOLMAIL about this issue EVERY DAY, exactly how you described it "newsletter@_.US" and other bad top level domains and DEMAND that they give users the ability to block WILDCARD (use an asterisk to designate any possible letter/number combination) addresses or block non dot com, dot net, dot org, dot gov top level domains alltogether (or ask that they do that themselves). Inundating them on Twitter is literally the only way that they're going to pay any attention to this matter.
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Mary Ann
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I see that other comments have referenced my problem with spam. I am getting MANY spams emails from addresses with different domain names. "newsletter@ .... .us" There is no way I can put this on the Block List since the domain name changes with each one. It's annoying and a problem because at times legit emails are sent to the spam folder and it needs to be checked. Today there are 41 of these fakes in the Spam! Help!
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Frankie Viturello
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AOL needs to BLOCK ALL TOP LEVEL DOMAINS that are not dot com, dot net, dot org. AOL users are getting SLAMMED with thousands and thousands of emails from the dot US, dot UK and other commonly exploited top level domains. It would help all AOL users and ease the strain on AOL's services. Everyone should put AOL MAIL TEAM on blast on Twitter. They seem to be the only way to communicate with AOL MAIL employees directly or with any type of response.
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Anonymous
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I am being inundated with spam messages from "newsletter@xyz.us" domains, but the domain name is different every time. Can you please PLEASE block everything coming from .us, or give us the ability to do so? We need a block that bounces these emails back to the sender, not for them to even enter the spam folder. Blocking individual addresses does not work because the spammers change the domain name constantly. (and this is hard because you have to remember the address and manually type it into your blocking page, because there is no one-click way to add them to the block list!!). After trying that for a few weeks, I feel like the emails have increased in number, from 5-10 a day to 35 or more. Maybe my reading them sent the spammers a return receipt so now they send more?
Not sure what happened with your filters, but I went from getting almost no spam to getting all this garbage, within the last year, and it is getting worse every month. Please put your filters back the way they were!
I've been on AOL since the early 90s and I'm deeply fed up.
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CJ
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The idea is to block all emails coming from newsletters@ and ending with .us. I don't even want them going to spam. I get more than twenty every single day. PLEASE ALLOW US TO COMPLETELY BLOCK EMAILS LIKE THIS. I have given up typing in each individual address each and every day because the next day there are even more!!!! Stop this insanity!!! This is exactly how I feel. Thanks for posting it CM
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Ronald Hertenstein
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I get 100-200 messages each day that are appropriately sent to m Spam folder. However, I need to go through that folder before deleting just to catch any non-spam messages. These spam messages cover a wide variety of subjects that I have never initiated in any of my messages or searches. When I hover over the sender, I see clever use of slight changes in the address. The sender name might be the same but the address is different. That means to block these, I would have to copy the addresses into the block box. That is not a small task. So, since AOL is unable to provide any easy way to block these spam messages, I find myself looking at changing my email to another account. I have been an AOL member since the 1980s. So this is not an easy decision but a necessary one.
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MICHAEL RABER
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The filter system no longer works to block domain names. As a paying member, I had an AOL rep. attempt to modify a filter I had to block @prodigy.net.mx, from which vast amounts of fake OATH phishing come every day from different e-mail addresses. The AOL rep's change made no difference. If we pay for AOL service, we should be able to stop wasting time deleting all this garbage. Please return filter system settings to allow this; they used to work.
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Robert failla
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I created a new email address and want to eliminate the old one so I do not get messages to that account anymore?The one I put on here is the old one and want to eliminate it