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When a sender's emails are blocked are they informed of block?
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Roady [MVP]
No, the message ends up in your Junk E-mail folder.
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]
No, and you should not use rules to inform them.
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N. Miller
When a sender's emails are blocked are they informed of block?
Whom would you notify of a block? The spammer? I had a 'yahoo.com' account
forged by some stupid spammer in the summer of 2002, and suffered thousands
of bounces for it; from recipients sending the DFNs back to the forged email
address. For email I never sent. Including four phony MailWasher bounces,
which were especially irksome.