Why do internet filters not work?????
I have created several spam filter rules for my inbox. However lately, it seems that they no longer block a specific phrase that I blocked. I have blocked the phrases “Cannabis Oil” and CBD in the ...
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Hi there, on the spam emails you receive, you may select the unsubscribe button usually located at the bottom of the page to stop receiving the emails. You should allow up to 10 days for the request to be processed and activated. -Thanks, Carol
So you really think any of these links in these spam emails, including the unsubscribe link, are safe to click? I trust 2 week old gas station sushi more than I trust clicking any link. And then they’ll just come from some other 50 character address and the cycle continues. Something has to be improved on the mail server to block these.
Something has to be improved on the mail server to block these.
My point right on the money. You cannot block e mails like this where they change the address and domain daily. The addresses are a clear give away and COX should be able to filter these out at their server. BUT,,,,,,,,, Cox has advertisements on the Webmail page. The have at least 8 trackers on their Webmail page. Is Cox selling their data and are they selling access to their e mail customers?
I got one today that was almost downright offensive advertising. I think this email address pretty much says it all: Herpes.Blitz@heavenlessnonpermissiveproletarization.today And I just reported abuse of a Cox email account that advertised a job with China Chemical. No details; just said come work with us.
