When you use "add domain to blacklist" does this include both sides of the address, i.e. 12345.gmail?
- bwhaler
- Rattled Rabbit
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When you use "add domain to blacklist" does this include both sides of the address, i.e. 12345.gmail?
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...
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rusticdogru
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Re: When you use "add domain to blacklist" does this include both sides of the address, i.e. 12345.gmail?
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.
So if the email address was [email protected] then 12345.gmail.com would be added to the list.
- bwhaler
- Rattled Rabbit
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Re: When you use "add domain to blacklist" does this include both sides of the address, i.e. 12345.gmail?
Thanks Rustidog, I'm 75 and not a very good understanding all the nuances or the vocabulary... Thanks for your help.
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rusticdogru
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Re: When you use "add domain to blacklist" does this include both sides of the address, i.e. 12345.gmail?
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.
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.