Ronald Hylton
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Ronald Hylton
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I've been getting many spam emails every day, almost all from two top-level domains with mutating sub-domains and senders. This makes it hard to scan the spam folder for misclassified legitimate emails. With wildcards I could simply block *@*.baddomain.com. This would even save further processing and storage of all the spam, and not require large blocked address lists. It appears that many users have been asking for something like this for quite a while.
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131st ranked
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Ronald Hylton
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Please allow wildcards in blocked addresses. I've recently started get many spam emails every day almost all of which come from two top-level domains with mutating sub-domains. This makes it difficult to scan the spam folder for misclassified legitimate email. It appears that many other users have the same problem. With wildcards it would be easy to discard these as they arrive, keeping spam folders manageable and even saving storage and further processing.
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332nd ranked
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Ronald Hylton
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I'm getting many spam emails a day from two top-level domains with mutating sub-domains and I need to be able to use wildcards in domain blocking to stop them.
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9th ranked
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Ronald Hylton
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I'm getting a lot of spam every day from two top-level domains with mutating subdomains. Sifting through these to see if there are any legitimate emails in spam folder is getting very tiresome. Please allow domain blocking with wildcards so I can stop this flood.
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There are stars before and after the @ in the post but they aren't visible in the displayed version. Like x@x.baddomain.com where x is really a star.