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I do this on FastMail. All of my accounts are [site name]@[mydomain], so when I get spam on an address, I can easily set up a rule that sends all messages to th
by 333c 8y ago
I do this on FastMail. All of my accounts are [site name]@[mydomain], so when I get spam on an address, I can easily set up a rule that sends all messages to that address to junk.
I also have other custom rules:
filter@[mydomain] goes to a special folder that isn't the inbox, for services whose messages I want to be able to access occasionally, but not most of the time.
spam@[mydomain] goes straight to spam.
I just went through my spam folder and found a bunch of spam (automatically filtered) to my "real" email address. That was surprising until I remembered that my email address is published on my website. I suppose my efforts were somewhat in vain.
- julianj 8y agoI run a script that moves any email to to the trash that does not come from a list of approved domains. I have toyed with the idea of setting up a catch all domain to do the same as you, but keep finding excuses not to proceed. How much time to you spend on administration for your solution?