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After a fairly quiet six months-or-so, I am suddenly getting a flood of SPAM from "******@agenciaidea.es".
I am talking around 50-per-day, and sometimes in batches of several within a few minutes.
They all have the same format, with purple writing at the top and the "advert" appearing as an image below.
Also, the "To:..." is never my email address, but a Hotmail address with a load of random letters (e.g. "******@hotmail.com").
Help!
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Yep, when you block them, the emails just pile up in your Junk folder, hundreds of them, taking up space on our email server. Why doesn't Microsoft just BLACKLIST the domain agenciaidea.es from getting through at all?
Problem solved. Select the email. Click 3 dots on the right and block user. The emails have stopped coming now.
Going to try blocking the sender. Thank you
Me as well. I'm getting them literally every minute. Thousands of them.
Microsoft do something about this!
In my opinion it should be, the mail is handled by Microsoft servers handling the hotmail.com domain so I believe they have a responsibility to stop an attack like this.
Will this spam attack be removed by Microsoft????