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Seems to be on the rise again for me, anyone else getting this?
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pete_21 wrote:
Spam seems to have stopped even though I haven't altered any of the settings?
Hi Pete,
In time, persistent spammers are eventually found by their ISP and stopped - so that's what could have happened. Of course only to spring up somewhere different later if they can...
Spam seems to have stopped even though I haven't altered any of the settings?
Hi Pete,
In time, persistent spammers are eventually found by their ISP and stopped - so that's what could have happened. Of course only to spring up somewhere different later if they can...
[s]Hmmm...[/s] 
Spooky ;¬)
Spam seems to have stopped even though I haven't altered any of the settings?
Cheers guys, will have a mess about with that when I have a spare minute.
chasfh wrote:
You know you have quite configurable spam controls for your e-mail pro service, Pete?
You should try logging into your Freeola account and adjusting some of the settings there. It should help eliminate any remaining spam.
Just logged in and this is my email pro settings:
"Spam Checking Level: Level 5 (recommended), Spam to Folder"
... which I suspect is the default anyway!
Blacklist and Whitelist options exist and depend on 'user entry' ... so pete, you'll have to manually add the addresses that produce your 'spoof' email ... now that's 'configurable spam controls for you, except you could always move your silder from '5' to say '7' and see what happens ;¬)
You know you have quite configurable spam controls for your e-mail pro service, Pete?
You should try logging into your Freeola account and adjusting some of the settings there. It should help eliminate any remaining spam.
Just logged in and this is my email pro settings:
"Spam Checking Level: Level 5 (recommended), Spam to Folder"
... which I suspect is the default anyway!
Blacklist and Whitelist options exist and depend on 'user entry' ... so pete, you'll have to manually add the addresses that produce your 'spoof' email ... now that's 'configurable spam controls for you, except you could always move your silder from '5' to say '7' and see what happens ;¬)
pete_21 wrote:
Couple more Amazon order confirmations and a HM Revenue refund for me this morning...
You know you have quite configurable spam controls for your e-mail pro service, Pete?
You should try logging into your Freeola account and adjusting some of the settings there. It should help eliminate any remaining spam.
Couple more Amazon order confirmations and a HM Revenue refund for me this morning...
You know you have quite configurable spam controls for your e-mail pro service, Pete?
You should try logging into your Freeola account and adjusting some of the settings there. It should help eliminate any remaining spam.
Couple more Amazon order confirmations and a HM Revenue refund for me this morning...
Similar situation here pete at the moment. Ordered Mrs DL's birthday present last week-end and now I am receiving both genuine and 'spoof' Amazon order confirmations. However, the genuine ones are easily distinguished.
DL, had an email that actually was from Amazon regarding an item I had sent in for trade. This required me to click on a link and respond. Guess what happened....? I had deleted it without reading presuming it was crap. The window for this trade has now expired (as I have not done what they requested) so I have just fired off one seriously grovelling email!
Hi pete ... just received two more from Amazon!
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