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Receiving hundreds of emails
Have received 100's of emails from purported Dropbox users asking to be removed from a mailing list. Each has 22 CCs. Everytime someone replies, more spam is generated. Major issue. Reported to Dropb...
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BenDBX
Community Manager
Community Manager
Thanks for reporting this. Do you mind if we reach out to you via email to take a closer look at the emails you're receiving? It is possible that this is a third party sending these emails if they're not being sent from an official Dropbox domain, but we'd like to double check to make sure!
Thanks,
Ben
Yes, please do!
I have continued to look at this. I think the dropbox reference in the subject is a red herring.
A consisrent finding is the email address:
"nooreeply5@gatwebe.cloud" in the RECIPIENT list.
It seems replies to "all" that include that address trigger additional spam emails that add that also include itself.
Unfortunately my email isp - Samsung email has no way to filter out emails with specific recipients to block this. I understand this is possible with Outlook. If so, Outlook users could set a filter to auto delete incoming email with that address in the recipient list.
John
I have continued to look at this. I think the dropbox reference in the subject is a red herring.
A consisrent finding is the email address:
"nooreeply5@gatwebe.cloud" in the RECIPIENT list.
It seems replies to "all" that include that address trigger additional spam emails that add that also include itself.
Unfortunately my email isp - Samsung email has no way to filter out emails with specific recipients to block this. I understand this is possible with Outlook. If so, Outlook users could set a filter to auto delete incoming email with that address in the recipient list.
John
