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07-06-2022 12:51 PM - edited 07-06-2022 02:42 PM
Over the last few months, after having gmail for 20 years, I've started getting spam emails telling me I've won something or they need to confirm my address for delivery on something I haven't bought or some other lame thing. I just send them to junk but they keep coming. Several on most days. I've spent hours online trying
things that are suggested but nothing works.
Does anyone have any suggestions? Below is an edited sample:
07-06-2022 01:12 PM
This is clearly junk/spam. How can you stop them? You can't and I woudn't waste too much time and energy worrying about them. I am surprised they come in your inbox though. I get this sort of thing too but it goes into the junk folder directly. I also have gmail.
I woudn't even open them. Certainly do not click on any links in the emails.
07-06-2022 01:43 PM
I have found gmail better at blocking than hotmail. But after a while they find you.
Set up a new address, or better yet, several. I joke that I send all the yahoos to yahoo. True!
07-06-2022 02:12 PM
I thought everyone was subjected to spam/scams. I don't think it can be stopped...I just delete and move on.
07-06-2022 02:46 PM
That's the weird thing. I get way more that go directly to my junk folder. I can't figure out how these get through. And to send it to junk , you have to click on it. I think I'll just start deleting them.
07-06-2022 02:50 PM
@Bridgegal I have gmail and the fact that these spam emails go directly into the spam folder is a big plus for me. Doesn't clutter up my inbox. Every so often I go to the "spam" folder and delete the entire thing. No big deal and I don't think anyway to prevent receiving spam.
07-06-2022 05:31 PM
When I activated a new Amazon Fire tablet last December, the quantity of my junk mail suddenly quadrupled overnight. This tablet, which QVC sells in great quanity, is a piece of junk fit only for kids. Don't buy one.
07-06-2022 10:38 PM
@kaydee50 wrote:@Bridgegal I have gmail and the fact that these spam emails go directly into the spam folder is a big plus for me. Doesn't clutter up my inbox. Every so often I go to the "spam" folder and delete the entire thing. No big deal and I don't think anyway to prevent receiving spam.
All of them used to go to my junk mail too. Now some are and some aren't. I wish I knew why and how to get them all to go to junk.
07-08-2022 02:26 PM
@Bridgegal wrote:
@kaydee50 wrote:@Bridgegal I have gmail and the fact that these spam emails go directly into the spam folder is a big plus for me. Doesn't clutter up my inbox. Every so often I go to the "spam" folder and delete the entire thing. No big deal and I don't think anyway to prevent receiving spam.
All of them used to go to my junk mail too. Now some are and some aren't. I wish I knew why and how to get them all to go to junk.
I am having the same thing happening to me also. All of a sudden for the past week, junk mail is going into both my inbox and junk folders and I have no idea why this has started. I have AOL and it has always separated those two with no problems. It bugs me too, but haven't any idea on how to correct this either. Any others out there experiencing this too? Thanks for any help!
07-08-2022 10:54 PM
@Malacha Contact Gmail and/or post in their forums.
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