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When you use "add domain to blacklist" does this include both sides of the address, i.e. 12345.gmail?
Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2021 7:34 am
by bwhaler
When you use "add domain to blacklist" does this include both "sides" of the "dot?" I have noticed we are now getting spammers that are using xxxxxx.gmail.com. As you most likely know, Gmail is a major e-mail platform and I don't want to "blacklist" known e-mail contacts that use Gmail. I hope I haven't blacklisted my Gmail friends by accident...
Re: When you use "add domain to blacklist" does this include both sides of the address, i.e. 12345.gmail?
Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2021 11:19 am
by rusticdog
Yes, blacklisting by Domain will add everything after the @
So if the email address was
[email protected] then 12345.gmail.com would be added to the list.
Re: When you use "add domain to blacklist" does this include both sides of the address, i.e. 12345.gmail?
Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2021 11:45 am
by bwhaler
Thanks Rustidog, I'm 75 and not a very good understanding all the nuances or the vocabulary... Thanks for your help.
Re: When you use "add domain to blacklist" does this include both sides of the address, i.e. 12345.gmail?
Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2021 11:53 am
by rusticdog
No problem, any further questions just let us know.
If you do happen to accidentally blacklist @gmail.com if you have specific email addresses on the Friends List they will take precedence.
e.g. if
[email protected] was on your Friends List and *@gmail.com was on your Blacklist, then an email from that address would come through as Friend.