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There is an increasing number of spams that have a message body that is complete gobbledygook but which have an attached GIF file that the spammer hopes you will open and read. ISP spam traps have a hard time with them, and it is tiresome binning them manually. Therefore I would like any email from someone not in my address book to be filtered into my junk mail folder if the email has an attached file with any extension defined by me (.GIF being the obvious first target). It's really just an extra message filter rule. | There is an increasing number of spams that have a message body that is complete gobbledygook but which have an attached GIF file that the spammer hopes you will open and read. ISP spam traps have a hard time with them, and it is tiresome binning them manually. Therefore I would like any email from someone not in my address book to be filtered into my junk mail folder if the email has an attached file with any extension defined by me (.GIF being the obvious first target). It's really just an extra message filter rule. | ||
== Spam filter 2== | |||
Using the destination address for filtering spam. I receive most spam on an hardly used emailaddress. An other emailaddress on the same mailbox is used more frequently. I know, I should contact the last people using the old address and remove is, but in the meanwhile I have not the impression the spam filter makes any difference. | |||
== Spam filter 3== | |||
I suppose it is not possible for the spam filter to access the internet and to check if the links in the mails are spam advertised or/and are pointing to very recent sites? | |||
== Virtual folders only. == | == Virtual folders only. == | ||