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email in junk folder?

Usual sob story of loss of husband and now uses a system to earn thousands on roulette wheel listing online casino's. I am aware of banking details cons and don't gamble anyway.
Problem with these and many others. I sweep/block them and still they come. I notice in the last two that when I select sweep the swept email address is different from the sending address.
how to get at the sending address to block that too?
Yes I know the folder dumps them in 10 days but slows up computer when there are lots.
bob, August 2012
As long as they get placed in the junk folder, ther is no problem. It's just that your e-mail address got harvested by those spammers.

If you use most web mail service, they have an adaptive junk filter. Same thing if you have a POP or EMAP account and use Thunderbird as your e-mail client.
If any show in your in box, just mark them as spam/junk. This will teach your junk filter that the message is junk. The filter do use signatures like inconcistent addresses, key expressions and some others.

Blocking the sender's address if useless as that address is ALWAYS false.

Yes, they can slow you down, especialy if you have a POP type service.

Electro, September 2012