How to BLOCK some Emails

What "facility" do you use?

on webmail go:

1.settings

2.email

3.junk email

4.Add (domain or specific address)(not good to block hotmail.xxx,outlook.xxx,gmail.com, etc at domain level as it will block legit senders too)

5.Also, see if address(es)/domains in question are not on "safe senders" list already - remove

See how it goes

??? if message was delivered, it has to have address

Where are you checking mail , what device? Do you have proper computer access?

in browser, right click message - options to read message info (where it came from) as well as block sender , create rule are there

If they are in Dutch can you filter them on a Dutch word that appears in all the emails. Assuming you don't get emails in Dutch normally.

Sorry mate - not opening "docs" from internet. screenshot would do...

There was a time when i was using my personal account for signing to various websites, forums etc. and soon enough i learned that "we care of your privacy" means exactly the opposite. No longer do.

Getting subbed for spam is like take a piss, get rid of it is titans task.

Exhaust all your options and see if it helps, i know for sure it wont be easy...

As per above, messages that fail under rule condition would be in the folder specified

As per your screenshot, you have rules that redundant - "Klik hier" is covered in x3 rules , reduce clutter on your rules.

You could set categories(create one for each rule ) per rule condition to quickly see what rule was enacted on the message, if you want to

First, open the email you want to block. Then, click on the "More" option (represented by three dots) usually located next to the sender's name. From the drop-down menu, select "Block" or "Block sender." This should prevent future emails from that sender from reaching your inbox.

As for the increasing influx of unwanted Dutch company emails, it's possible your email address has been added to their mailing lists, and it could be challenging to pinpoint the exact reason. To mitigate the issue, consider marking those emails as spam and regularly emptying your spam folder. Be cautious about clicking on any links in these emails to avoid potential security risks.