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Email attack from the website
In the past week I have been inundated with infected mail (viruses and worms) into the email address that is posted on my website (and even a few variations of my email address that do not even exist!)
Aside from suffering from the major annoyance and deleting them unopened, is there anything else I can do about this? |
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Thanks. I'll see what I can do.
I do not even know how many of them are being delivered to me at all as they are to email addresses that do not even exist (ie: Box4502@pizzacouponsnow.com--the domain is correct, but the address does not exist) They have viruses and my anit-virus software is going off all day long! It's so annoying. |
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Cpanel ??
If you have a "cpanel" (via your hosting company) you can place all mail from the "funnel" account to the trash can... So anything that comes in to: dfgh45ydftbdfh956@yourdomain.com would go directly to the trash...
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