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Non Delivery email
I keep getting Non Delivery emails when I forward the many phishing emails I get to: abuse@*,spam@*, phishing@* or phish@* I call the security phone number every time this happens. Why can't the IT department change the code to accept these emails before the filter the true spam emails ??? I worked in IT over 30 years and know this logic is possible before the filter.
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plumld
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309 Messages
1 hour ago
I put the same question and was eventually led to someone higher in the IT department. I found it unbelievable that a spam/phishing email forwarded to the abuse@ location, would be treated as spam/phishing.He actually told me the following, in response. Once a spam/phishing email has been forwarded to the abuse@ location and is accepted, when any more emails follow that one, if they are copies of the accepted one, they will return a non-delivery response to any of the copies, with the above explanation. As a 40+ year (retired) software engineer, I could not believe the answer! Assuming I was told the facts, this is the most ridiculous design I've ever seen. This from a 100+ billion dollar company.
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