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Old 11-21-2023, 01:37 PM
BigMac56 BigMac56 is offline Using "address does not equal" to block spam Windows 10 Using "address does not equal" to block spam Office 2010
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Hi, I get a lot of e-mails with my Sister's Name in the from box but not her actual address. Typical spam, and the e-mail address changes with every message, so it's a waste of time to block.


Is there a way to create a rule that, when it see's the sender's name, it checks that the senders address is correct?
The other option I could think of is if the sender's name is not equal to the sender's address it deletes the message.
I tried one rule, but it ended up deleting Everything from my inbox!

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