emails with no sender address

[mar53]

I'm trying to set up a rule to discard any emails with no address coming into my spam box. In the sender part I set does not contain and then  in the next box I put @ . After applying this no emails are coming in.  Can someone please tell me the correct procedure.

[gg30340]

Why bother with a rule. If the emails are going into your spam folder then the spam filters are doing their job. Once in the spam folder just delete them.

[mar53]

Because I'm getting 60 + per day, also yo save me sifting through the list to ensure they are all spam

[pwuk]

I agree - its about time BT did something about them !

[Tenarèze]

Hi,

I'm getting exactly the same problem, with bots flooding my Spam folder (typically 30-70 emails per day).  

So far, I've set up two "If From" rules:

"not contains" and @, then discard

 "contains"  and "" (ie blank), then Move to Folder xxx. 

Neither of these works.  Am I doing something wrong here?  Is there a better way?  Please note that I don't want these things ending up in the Spam folder at all, as I like to check any "real" spam for false positives.

[mar53]

Sorry I have never found a fix for this problem either

[Tenarèze]

Thanks for the feedback.

What are the BT Mail developers doing about this, I wonder?  Perhaps one of the Mods could elaborate?

[pwuk]

Hi

What i tend to do is interrogate the source of the email. open the email and from the menu you can "view source" ( don't' have the email fully maximised as it does not show)

You can track the source of the email from there - be careful you don't chose BT's servers etc.

Then in the rules i setup,  on the domain section, :

If the "sender domain" contains - Enter the name of the sending domain - then discard.

I do not include the .com .co.uk .org etc etc 

If the domain is for eg 34873489543757@890harry.freeddns.org - i just put in freeddns 

I am finding that this is working well

Hope this makes sense 

Paul