My list is quite full but I am getting alot of spam from one particular party called recessionspecials.com. Can the blocked senders list just block all messages from domains such as @yahoo.com etc without having to put the full address of the sender. If not could someone suggest a good free spam blocker to use. Thanking you in anticipation. Regards, duncan

I apologise for not putting enough info. What I would like to achieve is to block ie all emails from etc @yahoo.com, @aol.com and so on without the stuff prior to the @ as the spammers just change a digit or letter prior to the @. To sum up I would like to block all emails from for example yahoo.com,aol.com etc. I hope that has explained further. Thanking you in anticipation. Regards, duncan

LOL. Was plenty of information Duncan. In all honesty, I'm not sure if it does or not. The only thing I can say is try it. Do you have an e-mail address at Yahoo or Hotmail for instance? Add it as many different ways you can think of and try sending yourself mail from your Yahoo or Hotmail account or from whatever other account you might have. From what I remember though...it doesn't work that way, with wildcard entries. -=Bryan=-

No, no, disregard my last post. I just did some testing and it can be done. Simply enter the domain name instead of an e-mail address. In your case, you'll just type recessionspecials.com when you add the blocked sender. -=Bryan=-

Bryan thank you for your help I had thought I had put enough information. I did try putting @recessionspecials.com in my blocked senders list but they are still getting through any ideas?. Thanking you all in anticipation. Regards, duncan

Sounds like you shouldn't put the @ part... so.. instead of @yahoo.com Just enter yahoo.com BTW - Plenty of info first post. :)

Yes, don't put the @. As TK also noted, just put for instance yahoo.com -=Bryan=-