keep getting spam from "blocked" senders
I keep getting SPAM in my folder from @kellykat.com. I've blocked these emails multiple time, but still they come. I'm getting more and more SPAM in my inbox, which I move to SPAM. You always ask if I want to "unsubscribe." I never subscribed to these domains. They are just trying to get AOL to give them legitimate email addresses. Wise up!
Hi. We're sorry to hear you're receiving spam emails! We have some solutions for you, please refer to this article to learn how to best manage unwanted emails: https://help.aol.com/articles/aol-mail-spam-and-privacy We also added additional security features for AOL Mail: https://help.aol.com/articles/additional-security-features-in-aol-mail Moreover, the block feature is best used for people, not spam, since spammers can use spoofed accounts. This means, what you see and add to your blocked list might not be the actual sender address. If you need assistance, you can reach out to us at https://help.aol.com/contact/
Thank you!
AOL Mail team
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SUSRACH HM
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sick and tired of receiving over 100 spam emails a day, AOL is a piece of garbage actively selling your info,.
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B-LIEN PHAM
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OH LORD AOL??? JUNK JUK JUNK
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B-LIEN PHAM
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O H LORD AOL.? I THINK JUNK MAIL THEY LIKE AOL MORE THAN YAHOO, and verizon
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AM
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Let us delete blocked spam addresses in batches rather than one by one.
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SUSRACH HM
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All blocked or unsubscribed still arriving in spam. Totally useless tools. Over 100 today!
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Melour Henderson
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Yeah Like what the **** is going on here. My email is filled with This message is from a trusted sender addresses. These trusted senders are currently unblockable. Come on AOL.
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K
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AOL--- YOU NEED TO BRING BACK SORT BY SUBJECT
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M CUBBIN
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The last few adverts that I hjave had at the top of the email list are spam and scammers. From dodgy 'refund management' companies to 'your storage is full', these are the sort of adverts that are usually blocked by spam filters. Yet you not only allow them through (with no option to block them), but feature them prominently. Not a great image for AOL to be portraying, 'the home of spam and scammers'.
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SUSRACH HM
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Spam blocker totally useless.
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SUSRACH HM
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Now receiving 75 spam emails a day . What the **** is wrong with these fools.
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RICHARD BENNETT
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Go to settings / More Settings / Privacy and see the list of blocked addresses, which you can edit there after hitting "see all". Sadly, the ability to block is capped at 1,000 addresses.
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Greg Richmond
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I used to click on "MORE" at the top to get a drop down menu that said "delete and block." That "Delete and block" choice is no longer listed. It didn't seem to stop the spam, since apparently the spamers just changed a character or name and kept sending the same stuff since I kept getting the same spam email every day. Please allow us to block spam
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Thomas Dean
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I run a flatpack building business and now I'm getting legitimate requests for work sent to my spam folder. Can't we just turn the thing off? Sick of this
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SUSRACH HM
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65 spam emails today No other email service does this. Every day more and more spam. AOL, you really are pathetic,
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spowell420
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I get 20-25 spam add emails per day from AOL. Blocking doesn't work, Filters don't work, all by design. ReportFraud.ftc.gov has been contacted about this, also a report has been filed at Internet Crime Complaint Center.
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Michael McKenzie
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STOP THE SPAM< SCAMS AND JUNK MAIL or I will no longer use your service
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Raymond Nosewicz
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Technology exists to ID the source, block the offending perps.
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ANDREA ANDERSON
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Instead of loosing business, get a new plan so one can actually send to more than 50 recipients in a day. Been with you 38 years...but going to gmail as don't have negative returned mail syndrome from them
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CHRISTY HOFF
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I've installed a blocker on my wifi. EVERY time I log in to AOL I get messages that suspicious threats have been blocked. Stop the bots. Clean up AOL.
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Daniel Issa
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you stopped allowing me to block spam