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is there a way to block/cease unwanted email spam that seems to be able to change its domain or address

Asked by ecedwards in Miscellaneous Security

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i have earthlink email and it has been the best so far to filter unwanted spam and emails...but...of late i have been receiving several spam emails daily...if i block the email address or even the domain, the spammer seems to create new addresses and domains...some emails even have multiple domains when i check all headers...some of the addresses are from the u.k. but most seem to be unique as there are many domains i have never heard of...the emails are similar enough in style and presentation that they seem to be from the same cause or source...as these things are ever changing, i can not come up with an individual filter to terminate them either...any help or ideas would be appreciated...earthlink support could only suggest blocking all emails until they return the permission to enter email...for me this is about as inconvenient as deleting the unwanted emails....thanks in advanceStart Free Trial

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is there a way to block/cease unwanted email spam that seems to be able to change its domain or address

Asked by ecedwards in Miscellaneous Security

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