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I used to use a product called MailWasher that would allow me to filter out spam by email addresses, domain names, and even the top-level domain labels. I no longer use MailWasher, and have come to rely on Norton 360 for spam control. How do I create a wildcard for top-level domain labels in N360? For example: *@*.co in MailWasher would filter out/block all email from anyemailaddress@anydomainname.co
Is there such an option with N360?
投稿日: 2022-03-23 | 14:29 · パーマリンク
The only way I can see within the Norton antispam feature is to add the wildcard into the blocked list.
SA
投稿日: 2022-03-23 | 18:32 · パーマリンク
I didn't think it was going to work because it changed *@*.co to just *.co But it's been about 3 hours and so far it's working.
投稿日: 2022-03-24 | 07:23 · パーマリンク
Great!! Thanks for the post back, glad to help.
SA
投稿日: 2022-03-29 | 15:14 · パーマリンク
SO . . . I just found a minute to re-open this thread . . . the fact that the anti-spam filter changed *@*.co to just *.co did NOT work . . . I still receive dozens of spam from this top level domain label. There must be a way to enter wildcards or else there needs to be one created.
Any other options - anyone?
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