Block unwanted emails from Kassandra Fun?
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Hello,
I receive a number of advertising or other emails coming from links located (various databases) on sites like:
https://kassandra.fun/unsubscribe/marque/348997e1d37139e7d3d0/8a9d3f0f06f1298b26cf/8dde63d3 ... for unsubscribing
it is a site where "people" only manage mailings, advertising campaigns, surely for a fee .... and they end up becoming UNWANTED themselves ... ^^^^
https://kassandra.fun actually opens directly to: https://kassandra.fun/login
Not wanting to change my email address (I know it has been compromised and is therefore in X lists that have been bought and resold ...)
I am looking for a way to block ALL emails coming from this URL
>>> my webmail being "@laposte.fr"
If anyone has a real solution for blocking, reporting, or even something else (?) = many thanks
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b.b.
4 answers
Hello
No, unfortunately, I don't think I'm mistaken in saying that there's nothing to be done... except for configuring a spam filter, and even that...
Sometimes the servers generating these spam emails get shut down because they are dismantled by the authorities of the hosting country; I have been relieved in that way before. But over time, they come back.
Email addresses created before 2010 are heavily affected.
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Hello
Can't you create filters? Like, all emails coming from xxx should be directly sent to the trash and deleted right away or something like that...
https://www.arobase.org/laposte-net/trier-messages-laposte-net.htm
;)
I'll try, but I don't believe it too much ...
* the messages would then be redirected to a 'folder' but would still arrive
* this article is from 2018 and since then this webmail has undergone quite a few changes ...
:)
Hello,
https://www.commentcamarche.net/telecharger/communication/15353-mozilla-thunderbird/
Thunderbird will create a new folder named Junk in your inbox, where messages will be automatically moved. You can also check the box to Automatically delete spam messages older than… days from this folder, then specify the desired number of days for the purging of this folder to take place. https://www.01net.com/actualites/bloquez-les-spams-avec-mozilla-thunderbird-339650.html
https://support.mozilla.org/fr/kb/envoyer-et-recevoir-messages-thunderbird
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seen :)
1 - unfortunately, the mailings keep coming and they don’t look alike !! I already have a good number of blocked (email addresses) but the sender varies from campaign to campaign ^^^ and the only rule (for this specific case) that I see (the only real point) is to be able to blacklist at the level of the unsubscribe URL: but how to put that into a 'small parameter' it doesn’t seem there is this possibility ...
2 - Do you know it? Have you tested it? I didn’t know it, I will take a closer look BUT "In order for Cleanfox to be free, we commercialize data for statistical purposes" ... hmmmmm
"Cleanfox is a product developed by Foxintelligence. We specialize in market studies of e-commerce. We commercialize data for statistical purposes on e-commerce." re hmmmmm ....
and I am asked, guess: 'my email address'
Isn’t that shooting oneself in the foot, right???
Hello,
1) On the laposte.net website, you can report that the email is unwanted by right-clicking on the message.
With a bit of luck, laposte will quarantine emails from the same sender.
I don't believe that a filter will be implemented on the laposte site. What they offer is far too rudimentary.
2) Use Thunderbird as your email client. It can recognize the spam that you have reported. The downside is that it is not a block at the source.
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1 - I regularly report them so they end up in the "junk" folder, one by one... but no response or sign of life...
2 - what I would like to achieve (if it's possible!) is to do it directly in the "webmail," not in an 'email client'
:)
:) ' the authorities of the Country ' ..... well, we are indeed in France ... so = ????
Kassandra.fun is based in Iceland.
sitting on a volcano .... I would be very surprised, it's a story of redirection ^^