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n5bb · 15 Jul 2017, 04:26 AM

I'm going to repeat two suggestions I made:

Use aliases set to reject delivery to block specific usernames at your own domain which spammers are using repeatedly. If they only do it a couple of times in a month it's probably not worth the trouble to block them.
Use the normal rules screen if at all possible (rather than custom sieve). The rules screen has many more features than in the past, and as I mentioned in my earlier post it's easy to use the "Any recipient's email" condition to catch a message no matter how it was sent (To/Cc/Bcc).

Also remember that the normal rules sieve processing order is as follows::

Bill

15 Jul 2017, 04:26 AM	#5
n5bb Intergalactic Postmaster Join Date: May 2004 Location: Irving, Texas Posts: 8,929	I'm going to repeat two suggestions I made: Use aliases set to reject delivery to block specific usernames at your own domain which spammers are using repeatedly. If they only do it a couple of times in a month it's probably not worth the trouble to block them. Use the normal rules screen if at all possible (rather than custom sieve). The rules screen has many more features than in the past, and as I mentioned in my earlier post it's easy to use the "Any recipient's email" condition to catch a message no matter how it was sent (To/Cc/Bcc). Also remember that the normal rules sieve processing order is as follows:: Discard rules Spam filtering Forwarding rules Organize into folder rules Bill