“On apprend parfois plus d'une défaite que d'une victoire” — José Raúl Capablanca
Hello everyone,
Our specialists are aware of this phenomenon and are currently taking measures to correct it. For the moment, they recommend that you continue to report spam from Webmail or via the email address indicated by @LeylaG.
Beautiful day
Good morning.
Recently, a colossal number of spam emails have been arriving at my address, has there been a change to your filter?
Because when I say a lot, it’s really huge, one or two passing through, it happens, but for a few weeks it’s been several dozen per day.
Putting them in the spam folder, with reporting, doesn’t seem to change much.
Good morning,
For almost a month, I have had up to 15 spam messages per day in my main mailbox. I report them, but apparently nothing happens. Why can’t we give a generic address in the blocked senders list?
I would specifically like to block all addresses containing *testo*, *ultra*, *russian*, *CBD*, *bitcoin*, *iphone", *burger*. Please tell me how to do it.
I am very disappointed with the lack of responsiveness and efficiency from Swisscom, I clearly expect better service, with less than a month of waiting in this type of case.
Greetings,
Jeff
Massive spamming
Hello.
I find it hard to imagine that Swisscom cannot adapt its filters because the spam always concerns the same questions: sex, bitcoins, CBD, etc.
And the response from Swisscom which claims to only be able to control shipments coming from bluewin messaging does not convince me. It’s 2019.
Thank you for making an effort.
@devito wrote:
Hello,
Since the publication of the hacked Swiss email addresses on various online shopping sites, I have received a phenomenal amount of spam… naturally I check them as “unwanted” but that’s really a lot per day.
I guess there isn’t much to do? It would bother me to have to change my address because all my contacts have it…
Is the anti-spam engine intelligent and based on what is reported it “learns”?
Thank you for your feedback!
Best regards
David
With just 3 keywords, that would remove half of it. I simply did a search in my emails:
TestoUltra: 18 spams, Essential CBD: 7 spams, Tipps24: 4 spams
Result: 29 out of 58 unfiltered spam! Half!!!!
Is it so complicated to already add these 3 keywords to search for spam?
Edit: Time to write this message, 1 more “TestoUltra” spam!
Edit2: And yet 1 more “TestoUltra”! Ggggrrrrr!
I think we are all in the same situation with this spam list which is growing day by day. With in fact always the same words used in the header.
As already said above, it is up to Swisscom to offer a better filter or to put in its webmail options the possibility of applying rules, such as “do not download e-mails containing the words trucmuche or muchetruc” .
Bluewin was until now well spared and rather effective….we believe it will become so again.