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I generally unsubscribe customers from such lists when they report it as spam since they seem legit and they are probably only being sent E-mail because they have done business with the site.
Matt
Doug Anderson wrote:
I'm setting up a Sender "Black list" Given the following header, what would I put in my black list file?
Is it the reply to or the from I need to look at?
In this instance I would like to kill everything from quill.com, so would I just use that?
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