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Old 05-23-2011, 11:38 AM
RavnResn RavnResn is offline Creating Rules to block Senders by "Nickname" rather than email address Windows 7 64bit Creating Rules to block Senders by "Nickname" rather than email address Office 2010 64bit
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Default Creating Rules to block Senders by "Nickname" rather than email address

I am getting bombarded by emails FROM: YoshiBlade <bethwyn@algernon.buttskardb.info> or Beautiful Hardwood Floors <Hardwood_Flooring@wealthlegacy.info> or Incredible Indoor Banana Tree <1487182179brad@anasadonat.com> or 'Penny-Auctions' <stephanie_tarin32@filisured.com> or Notification <dominospizza@milanoo1.com> just for example and many others. I would like to be able to block these senders not by their email addresses which constantly change but by the "Nicknames" of the senders, Beautiful Harwood Floors or Notification, etc. But, have not discovered how to do that. Hoping it is simple to do and effective. Please help, this is frustrating to keep getting these unwanted emails and it keeps getting worse. Thanks.
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