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How do I block onmicrosoft.com SPAM EMAILS? I am getting relentlessly spammed and cannot seem to block these emails. This is a serious problem because about every third or forth email is this onmicrosoft.com SPAM EMAIL. I like office 365 but this is ridiculous!!!
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I was not aware of PostFix, will look into it. Thanks!
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Thanks for acknowledging Jim. Another observation I forgot to mention in my comment was that I've noticed that many of the phishing e-mails refer to a URL hosted by 'storage.googleapis.com'. A little research indicates that this appears to be a legitimate site hosted by Google! However, like Microsoft, Google appears to have allowed these disreputable people to misuse this service, presumably for storing some probably malicious code, 'malware' of some form or other. I'm also reporting them to Google as 'abuse'.
The key takeaway is, I strongly urge anyone who receives these e-mails NOT TO click on any of the URLs as that would probably at least alert the hackers that an 'active' e-mail address has responded and, at worst, infect your device with some form of malware.
I just wanted to say, that for some reason (maybe a fix by micosoft of my local cooperative's server?) the onmicrosoft spam has stopped. Maybe it'll come back, but it's a great relief for now!
You may be right, Lynn. I haven't been bombarded for a few days. I'll update this when I'm more comfortable confirming it.
I copied all of them and then... NO MORE came to the spam folder. But now I am getting sex spam.