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Hello. So is their a FREE product, that will BLOCK yahoomail- from allowing REpeat SPam from a sender?

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firefoxlousy
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I am getting about 40 spam emails daily. 90% of those, come from the same sender(s). Of course, after many queries to mother yahoo- they never reply. Seems like NO OTHER web based email/has this problem,,this is- once I delete a spam/ that sender is FOREVER blocked from re-sending me any email...not the case in yahoomail. My opinion, is that yahoo thinks they will somehow make $ from the spam senders.

Thanks for the help, if a FREE product will BLOCK a REpeat spam sender, once they appear ONE time in my SPAM folder.

note. I use the library and also had a Dell a long while- makes zero difference. had this problem since way before the Dell when I solely used the library computers then.

I am getting about 40 spam emails daily. 90% of those, come from the same sender(s). Of course, after many queries to mother yahoo- they never reply. Seems like NO OTHER web based email/has this problem,,this is- once I delete a spam/ that sender is FOREVER blocked from re-sending me any email...not the case in yahoomail. My opinion, is that yahoo thinks they will somehow make $ from the spam senders. Thanks for the help, if a FREE product will BLOCK a REpeat spam sender, once they appear ONE time in my SPAM folder. note. I use the library and also had a Dell a long while- makes zero difference. had this problem since way before the Dell when I solely used the library computers then.

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FredMcD
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This is not a Firefox issue. The issue is with the e-mail provider.

Some e-providers have the option to sort incoming mail. Ask support.

Modified by James