Does Verizon offer a spam blocker with their internet service? I was
pleased with Postini until our internet host changed it to Red Condor
because Postini wasbought by Google. Red Condor is not very accessible,
but you might do a search for postini and see what comes up. It's
logical that Google will make the service available to its e-mail
accounts. Perhaps you can get the program on your own.
Blocking individual e-mails, unfortunately, is like blocking dike leaks
with your fingers - the source of the spam is not affected when you
block emails sent from a mailing list.
On 8/12/2014 2:32 PM, Jo Luland wrote:
Hi All,
As the subject indicates, I'm having a problem with controlling spam.
I tried everything I can think of including having MS take a look at
my computer to see if anything is wrong. I've been told that all
appears to be fine, so why am I still being deluged with dozens of
spam e-mails per day? I raised the UAC to 100 percent and not a dent
was made. I was told the only choice I have is to block the senders.
Well, I've already blocked so many addresses and when the gentleman
from MS checked, he agreed. He said that I have over 700 addresses
blocked and that was about two weeks ago. Please, please this is
getting out of control and I don't know what else to try!! Is there
someone out there who can come up with a solution? I'd be so grateful
for any help I can get. I'm running JAWS 15 latest version with
Windows 7. Thanks.
Jo
For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit:
http://www.jaws-users.com/help/
For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit:
http://www.jaws-users.com/help/
