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November 20th 06, 06:06 AM
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Using wild cards in blocking
I've recently received a slew of similar spam. All the messages come from
addresses which start with "joe" plus a varying bunch of other characters. Is there any way in OE6 where I can attach a wild card to "joe" in my blocked senders list? I've tried "Joe*" but that doesn't work Thanks in advance 
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