block domain
Ability to Block Domains!!!! This is a basic function and should be just as easy as blocking an email.
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WILL Rodriguez
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HEY AOL, FIX THE SPAM PROBLEM IN YOUR EMAIL SYSTEM!! Your system has allowed over 50 to 100 SPAM EMAILS per day into my SPAM Folder! Some of the SPAM EMAILS are highly offensive, e.g. from rodriguw@test.exclusiveeoffers.org Subject: Subject: 🥵 𝙄 𝙒𝘼𝙉𝙏 𝙔𝙊𝙐 𝙏𝙊 𝙁𝙐𝘾𝙆 𝙈𝙀 𝙃𝘼𝙍𝘿 𝘼𝙉𝘿 𝘿𝙀𝙀𝙋 … 𝙄’𝙈 𝙎𝙊 𝙃𝙊𝙍𝙉𝙔💦𝘾𝙊𝙈𝙀 𝙁𝙐𝘾𝙆 𝙈𝙀 🥵. I do not have the time nor the patience to screen my SPAM Folder daily in order to block these and other offensive emails!
With today's technology, I am surprised that AOL has not taken steps to block these types of emails completely from your AOL System! TAKE ACTION NOW; I know that I am not the only person who feels this way and has this problem!!
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Susan Ciani
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I have a feeling that the large majority of AOL customers are probably those spammers and scammers we would like to see go away. Or they are the ones running the show. Otherwise, AOL would be stopping the junk before it gets to our inboxes and/or into our spam folders. They've been gathering information since Aug 28, 2025? AOL can't see what is wrong themselves?
Allowing the blocking of an entire domain would make that limit of 1000 blocks more efficient. AOL is no longer the best game in town. I'm certainly not recommending it to anyone. -
Ash
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This is my last resort, then I am migrating my email to another service that listens and adds basic settings, such as blocking a whole domain instead of using filters.
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Ash
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Block Domains... this is a basic thing. BASIC. Filters are not sufficient or efficient. How has this not been addressed yet.
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ROBERT PERRY
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You should let us block the URL from the spam emails. All they have to do is change the addresses and keep sending emails. Years ago AOL allowed the URL's from spam emails to be blocked.
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KERRY PILTZ
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Since only being to have 1000 SPAM addresses blocked, having to block a complete address and having to delete blocked addresses so more can be added on a weekly is very cumbersome and annoying.
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KERRY PILTZ
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I get thousands of SPAM messages from .......@gendafilem.nl, .......gomerblog.com and others with random numbers and letters preceding the @........ It would be so nice if we could block the "@........." portion without having to block the complete random address.
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Baabel Seventeen
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They're still sending through spam from: *@gendafilem.nl even though I "blocked" it on April 14.
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Baabel Seventeen
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I tried to block
*@gendafilem.nl
It's is listed as blocked but a few hours later I got a bunch of new ones in my spam folder. It looks as if domains are not wild card blocked even if they are listed as blocked.
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JOSEPH FORD
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The ability to block domains for spam mitigation. is a critical feature that is not provided. Because AOL does not perform e-mail authentication, you are subjected to a large amount of spam.
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gnni4
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Wildcards when blocking is critical. With only 1,000 spots to block some of these domains will take up my entire block list. With SPAM the way it is these days I need to block an entire domain but wildcards don't seem to work. Some of the SPAM subject lines are disgustingly filthy, those words should be blocked. Filters don't block anything, my SPAM folder gets thousands of gross entries a week. Why can't I filter some words directly to a block list?
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gnni4
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I need to block an entire domain @gendafilem.nl from sending the HUNDREDS of spam emails every week rather than blocking each email address from that domain. With only 1,000 available blocks they will fill my block list and keep going by changing one letter or number in their long string of address before the domain. I want to stop this domain from even getting in my spam folder, I want to block it completely. Why can't I use a wildcard and stop them?
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VICKI GIBBS
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why can't you block a domain? like @gendafilem.nl I see others have posted similar comments but nothing ever changes! I don't even see any responses from AOL.
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Eric Coloney
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Should be able to block a domain with a single click.
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Karen Denale
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so sick of blocking individual emails when all their junk originates from the same domain.
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BARRY ROSENBERG
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I can block emails from *@abc.de and *@xyz.de, but I can't block emails from *@*.de. Why not?
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Bob DiGiacomo
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Why is there no ability to block email "domains" - (eg. @hellomag.com). Getting many daily spams from this email domain with differnt beginning names, and reached 1,000 specific blocked email addresses long toime ago. All other email software allows you to do it.
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J.R. WEST
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Give us better service by blocking domains and we'll click your ads which now block more and more of my email.
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J.R. WEST
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My blocked list is FULL from a majority of spam from ONE domain. Bring back blocking of domains.
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Susan Ciani
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Yes! We used to be able to block entire domains and now we can't. Ridiculous! And so are your "trusted senders"! They are responsible for at least half of the spam in my spam folder. Why are you letting those through?