golden_abc

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   by golden_abc 2y ago

   Thanks! I am going to try this. But I am worried that, in this way I need to contact the sender every time one sign-up my email to newsletter. I was hoping from Google side they can solve this issue once for all. (Spams waste resources of G
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   by golden_abc 2y ago

   > create a filter to delete any emails from those 3 addresses. I am doing the same, but it takes a lot of my google drive storage space, you still need to manually click delete forever from Trash, right? And this attack delay your normal
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   by golden_abc 2y ago

   yes, I am already using this way to filter them to trash. But I need to manually click "delete forever" from Trash everyday, otherwise they gone fill up my storage.
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   by golden_abc 2y ago

   Thanks for advice. Changing email is my last option. It's hard to change my address everywhere. What's worse, some website may send you a verify link to your old address before confirming a new address, and you need to click the l
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   by golden_abc 2y ago

   Hi Yes, I paid, but seems it didn't help on this case. And cause there are too many of the spams, they are filling up my Google Drive space quickly... I might consider to pay for a high tier...
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   by golden_abc 2y ago

   Hi, sorry I didn't make this clear. Blocking is not an option. Gmail actually doesn't have such feature to let you block some senders, the "block" button in Gmail is just send those emails to Trash folder when receive th
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   Ask HN: My Gmail is under DDoS attack, all my emails delayed, what can I do?

   8 points by golden_abc 2y ago|13 comments