Please allow eM Client to recognize suspicious messages which have a “Reply-To” address set different from the “From” address. Certainly this can be OK, but very often this is a technique used by scammers. The eM Client should have a setting for warning the user in this situation or at least allow a rule for this.
Please allow eM Client to recognize suspicious messages which have a “Reply-To” address set different from the “From” address. Certainly this can be OK, but very often this is a technique used by scammers.
That is normally filtered by an intelligent machine learning spam engine “at the server end” which most major mail providors like Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo etc do have. So that when suspicious email is detected, they move those emails automatically into your junkmail folder.
eM Client doesn’t have an intelligent machine learning spam engine built-in and only rules and blacklists, as the cost to set that up i suspect would be very expensive.
So if your server doesn’t provide any automatic intelligent spam filtering options, eM Client recommends using an external Spam filtering programs such as eg: MailWasher, Spamihilator or others as per the support documentation page below.
Well the server-side spam filter does not warn us in these situations so I need the eM Client to do so. With Thunderbird I was used to it, it does that by default. It would be no problem to set up a rule for it in eMC but as of now it seems impossible so an improvement of the rules would be needed. I can select various header fields for the left side of a rule, then an operator (is, is not etc.) and then a specific value for the right side of the rule. But here on the right side I can not anymore select header fiuelds or other variables. That is the crucial problem. I would need to set a rule saying basically “Reply-To” - “is not equal to” - “From”. But with the existing rule dialog I am unable to select the “From” for the right side.