Gary Bouchard
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Help Please:
I have started receiving messages daily from some spammer using a Yahoo.com domain email address.
I added the senders to the Junk Senders list, however the next one that comes in has a different email address but in similar format to the previous messages. I want to create a rule filter, but not sure how to filter the message without blocking the entire @yahoo.com domain.
Here is the From line in the message header;
From: AAG Reverse Mortgage =?UTF-8?B?44CA44CA44CA44CA44CA44CA44CA44CA44CA44CA44CA44CA44CA44CA44CA44CA?= AAG-Reverse-Mortgage-487030-aholu @ yahoo.com <taneshacarsen4554@yahoo.com>
Each time I receive a message, the email sender name is different, however the format you see above is the only similarity I can find, where there is a space between the sender name, the @ sign, and the sender domain. Most times there are also dashes as above but I am not sure if this is EVERY time. The only consistent format seems to be the spaces.
What do I need to do to build a rule that will check for these spaces so I can move it to the Spam folder? It would probably need to use a wildcard pattern to ignore the sender name and look more at the format.
I have attached a copy of the header from the messages I would like to filter.
I have been looking at the message headers to compare them and also compare a legit email from that domain but dont see any other data I could use to create a filter.
Any help is appreciated.
I have started receiving messages daily from some spammer using a Yahoo.com domain email address.
I added the senders to the Junk Senders list, however the next one that comes in has a different email address but in similar format to the previous messages. I want to create a rule filter, but not sure how to filter the message without blocking the entire @yahoo.com domain.
Here is the From line in the message header;
From: AAG Reverse Mortgage =?UTF-8?B?44CA44CA44CA44CA44CA44CA44CA44CA44CA44CA44CA44CA44CA44CA44CA44CA?= AAG-Reverse-Mortgage-487030-aholu @ yahoo.com <taneshacarsen4554@yahoo.com>
Each time I receive a message, the email sender name is different, however the format you see above is the only similarity I can find, where there is a space between the sender name, the @ sign, and the sender domain. Most times there are also dashes as above but I am not sure if this is EVERY time. The only consistent format seems to be the spaces.
What do I need to do to build a rule that will check for these spaces so I can move it to the Spam folder? It would probably need to use a wildcard pattern to ignore the sender name and look more at the format.
I have attached a copy of the header from the messages I would like to filter.
I have been looking at the message headers to compare them and also compare a legit email from that domain but dont see any other data I could use to create a filter.
Any help is appreciated.