I can blacklist email and or domain (whatever that does) and still I get these emails for either I won something or complete the survey to get something for free. Enough.
The “from” always seems to be random letters and not the same.
That’s a difficult one because the from address either doesn’t exist in the message, or it is not a proper email address. That is why it displays nobody@, which is just a placeholder when the address can’t be determined.
If you have a webmail interface for this account, the best option is to login there, select the message and mark it as spam.
My original rule suggestion will not work as “[email protected]” does not appear in the header as stated by @Gary (unknown to me since I did not have a header to check out).
I just received one of these messages and created a rule as follows that worked to move the “[email protected]” email to a folder.
Thanks to all who reached out to help. I’m trying the approach of going right to comcast email and marking it as spam their. I have a Gmail Account thats not affected.