Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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I am familiar with Temu, although I don't use it, have never made an account, signed up, or interacted with it in any way whatsoever
this started today, where I keep getting emails in my Inbox from a sender called "Temu." (I've not opened any of the emails to look at the other email to see if it's legit or not). I've gotten 3 in total, which I've all deleted
the first 2 had a description: "You have won an Temu pallets". first came in at 11am, second came in at 3pm
the most recent one either came in at 6pm or 7pm, I forgot to make note, but it had a description along the lines of: "RE: confirm your receipt"
I have blocked the sender every single time on each of these emails but it hasn't made a difference. if the third email came in at 7pm, then if I'm not mistaken that's 4 hours apart between each email
is anyone else receiving these or...why do I keep getting these? is it more likely that it's a spam email if I've blocked the sender and it keeps working around it? it keeps coming to my Inbox, not Spam
Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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Me too!
Hi,
This might help you too? I was getting 'temu' from the voyageprive domain which is getting through for some reason. Create a rule as in my link to 'junk' that email
I am having the exact same problem. Looked at their site once and have been bombarded ever since. Blocking is useless - they still keep coming. I have taken to reporting every single one. Lets see if admin like being bombarded with temu rubbish.
I am also receiving lots of these email from very dodgy looking email accounts
I agree, this is inadequate. I have messaged with Temu and they don't seem to care that someone is using their name to send spam. I will be deleting a hotmail account that I have had for well over 25 years iif this is not resolved and going through the painful process of transferring contacts to gmail. I write new blocking rules each morning, but to no avail. Assuming that mails are being generated by an AI to bypass filters, surely Microsoft should be able to incorporate an AI detector as a spam filter.