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I submitted a separate feature request asking AOL to add an optional server-level “Reject/Bounce Sender” rule for persistent spam, including sender- and domain-level rejection. This would let selected senders receive a genuine delivery failure while the AOL address remains active for everyone else. I hope AOL will consider this as an additional anti-spam option.
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Please add a “Block this entire domain” option directly to the Block Senders menu.
When a spammer repeatedly changes only the address before the @ while continuing to use the same domain, blocking individual senders becomes repetitive and ineffective.
AOL already exposes the sender domain in the message and raw-message information. Please allow users to select:
Block this entire domain
This should automatically block future messages from any address using that domain, without requiring users to manually create a separate filter.
Ideally, AOL could also offer this option after a user repeatedly marks messages from the same domain as spam.
This would make spam management much faster, reduce redundant blocked-sender entries, and give users better control over persistent spam campaigns.