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I am using thunderbird as my email client with the standard adaptive junk mail filters. Can anyone suggest a plug-in that might improve this
also freeola - do you block email by ip address when you receive an abuse report email?
just a friendly warning....
Thanks webcity1 for that info. On back tracking, especially the 'oh so concerned Santander internet security emails' they originate from Chile, where Santander do operate (and Brazil, by the way) :¬)
quite bad grammar and spelling and orig. domain actually seems to be NZ
just in case anyone else out there thinks they're due money from HMRC - beware!
With EmailPro you do get extra control of your spam settings.
You have a 'spam settings level' which you can adjust to be more/less sensitive to spam. You also get options to both Whitelist and Blacklist on a email account or domain level which could be useful for you.
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how can i send email from my freeola? to another email provider?
Hi and welcome to the forums!
Probably would have been a good idea to start a new forum thread :¬)
Login to MyFreeola then use the
'View/Edit email Addresses' option then 'Settings and Features' > 'Set up Forwarding'
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"Viruses found in the attached files.
* Tax.Refund.Confidential.Message.zip: Virus identified JS/Phish"
Nice try but not today thank you :¬)
NatWest Online Account Suspended
So disappointed ;¬)
Never banked with them in my life ... SPAM again ...
The 'link' to NatWest seems to point to "scotennis.com/wp-includes/Redirect.php" ...
... not quite what the usual NatWest user would expect (if they bothered to check, that is) :¬)
The best thing I found to combat this was to use a host that support greylisting.
Spammers fire off a load of spam, a server operating greylisting ignores the first connection attempt from an SMTP server to transfer mail, a genuine server will make several attempts, an open mail relay will not.
It can slow mail delivery sometimes but it definitely works.
Hopefully you are already a Freeola customer then ;¬)
As mentioned previously by a staffie:
We run both greylisting and content filtering on our emails, and we trap the majority of spam that comes through...
In addition to that with Freeola's EmailPro you can maintain both white and blacklists which is also useful to have.
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