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[#1]

For the past several months I have received a lot of spam. It shows up every day and ALL of it comes from the .INFO domain. I have marked all of it as spam with little success. I have forwarded all of it to spamdetector.notcaught@verizon.net. That too has been a futile attempt to stop the spam. My suggestion is to add a user option to the spam detector to flag ALL emails from the .info domain as spam. You can control if detected spam is immediately deleted or sent to a spam folder. If you send it to the spam folder you could review emails to determine if too much is being flagged as spam.

[#2]

Allow us to stop spam from the .INFO domain. I have zero interest in receiving messages from {edited for privacy}

I have marked all of it as spam with little success. I have forwarded all of it to spamdetector.notcaught@verizon.net. That too has been a futile attempt to stop the spam. My suggestion is to add a user option to the spam detector to flag ALL emails from the .info domain as spam.

[#3]

That is why I gave up on my Verizon email account.  Too many spam emails and no matter what I did to block them, they kept on coming.  I don't use my verizon email account any more.  When I do sign on to check it periodically, I will have over 300 emails that are all spam.  Ridiculous.

[#4]

I am the original poster and I have found a solution. Go to the web based Email page; go to Email settings; go to Filters; do Add a new Filter; Select the option "FROM", "CONTAINS" and type "INFO"; finally move it to your spam folder or if you are very certain allow the system to delete the email. I have seen no spam for 48 hours.

[#5]

I'm also getting a ton of spam from the .in domain. I have a custom filter looking for ".in", but unfortunately that catches legitimate mail from, e.g. "so-and-so.investments.com". Please change the filter to allow text qualifiers like "begins with" and "ends with".

[#6]

Let users use a wild card to block a domain.  For example, *@*.in would block all incoming mail.