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Robin9

I am receiving a series of Spam emails typically:-

Morrisons123@xxxxxxxx.eu

but also Argos, Tesco,

I have added Morrison etc to the Spam Blocker on AOL but still they come through.

Can anyone help ?

JJ_Egan

You need to find the message source via view message message source and block in your email client .

stormbreaker

I get these all he time too! EDF, Amazon and numerous others. A few weeks ago I started unsubscribing from emails and I must have picked a scammer one then and they've realised it is an active account. I'm now inundated.
An idiots guide to blocking these would be very helpful, if possible?

JJ_Egan

Email client .
Its help pages and you should see something like below for thunderbird ,

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/blocking-sender

Robin9

Thankyou for the suggestion - I can block one email but next day it comes back with a slight variation = argos123 one day argos 124 the next

debitcardmayhem

Robin9 wrote: »

Thankyou for the suggestion - I can block one email but next day it comes back with a slight variation = argos123 one day argos 124 the next

assuming you are using thunderbird it is easy, but if you are using aol webmail(via browser) then I would suggest using thunderbird or a similar web client. Mind you I wouldn't use aol anything

debitcardmayhem

stormbreaker wrote: »

I get these all he time too! EDF, Amazon and numerous others. A few weeks ago I started unsubscribing from emails and I must have picked a scammer one then and they've realised it is an active account. I'm now inundated.
An idiots guide to blocking these would be very helpful, if possible?

It may be worth you starting your own thread?

stormbreaker

debitcardmayhem wrote: »

It may be worth you starting your own thread?

Apologies, I thought my problem was very similar, if not the same.

debitcardmayhem

stormbreaker wrote: »

Apologies, I thought my problem was very similar, if not the same.

It may be , but you are asking

An idiots guide to blocking these would be very helpful, if possible?

Until the OP tells us what they are using it may not be relevant to you

Robin9

I am using Chrome with Aol.mail and Windows 10

The last run of Spam I had was of the form Argos123@aaaaaaa.eu ; before it was Argos123@bbbbbb.eu

I seem to have done some blocking OK using selected words eg "Argos" but there is a drawback in that it blocks real mail from Argos.