Posted on: 27-02-06 16:39:36
I have received an email from and the subject line is "A leading Canadian Asian Site". The mail has a link to the site (site link removed by moderator)
Is this something new from canadiandesi?
No, its not.
This is the same idiot who was trying to piggy-back on our site a while back. He's doing it again now, with a Canadiandesi email using a feature meant for members to communicate. Just goes to show how desperate this guy is.
Could you please forward me or Garvo the email header for this email? And thanks for reporting this.
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By the way, I have removed the link to his site from your post.
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Did that. Did you get my PM?
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Could you please forward me or Garvo the email header for this email? And thanks for reporting this.
I did, thanks very much. Sent you a reply.
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All e-mails I am getting are in junk mail folder with " no reply" as a sender's name.... I already defined them as "not junk".. But every time I get e-mail from Canadian Desi...they are in Junk Mail folder... Any solutions ??
Quote:Which email program are you using?
Orginally posted by jigz787
All e-mails I am getting are in junk mail folder with " no reply" as a sender's name.... I already defined them as "not junk".. But every time I get e-mail from Canadian Desi...they are in Junk Mail folder... Any solutions ??
And how have you defined the filter?
You can define a filter based on the complete email address (noreply@canadiandesi.com) or just the domain name (canadiandesi.com).
Another alternative is to define a filter that only filters out emails that have that other site link in the body text and not filter on the subject or sender name.
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