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If I click on the + button to add an email address to the blocked list, it brings up my contacts to search for an email address, and has no option to add manually. Funnily enough, I want to block a sender who isn't in my contacts list.
How?
(I'm using OS 12.4 but the list on here didn't give me Monterey as an option so I had to pick something else.)
MacBook Pro Apple Silicon 2023
Is that really how it works? I was hoping someone would reply and point out I've been doing it wrong.
Whilst I've got you here, what I really wanted to do was to add the domain for an email address and block that because I keep blocking my spam and they change the word before the @. So I block info@spam.com and then I get an email from site@spam.com and so on.
Do you know if I can block a domain only, or some kind of wildcard and the domain? I was going to test it, but then hit this issue. Alternatively I was going to try creating email addresses with whatever word I thought they might use. My spam count has ballooned ridiculously in the past few weeks.
My guess, from the way it seems to work, is that no I can't do that.
Thank you
I'm not aware of any wild card Blocking but you likely could set a rule to delete it.
I use spamcop.net, cost me $15 but lasts a long time, after reporting enough times they'll get shut down by their ISP
I think you'll have to add that sender to your contacts.
Never heard of that, I'm looking at it now! Thanks
You're welcome my friend, take care! :)
can't add email to block senders manually
