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How To Stop Being Pestered.
I am being pestered every few days by emails purporting to be from McAfee Renewal Support telling me my subscription has expired and I'm eligible for McAfee renewal at a discount.
I have never used McAfee and have no intention of doing so.
I am looking for a way to block these nuisance emails. Can anyone help, please ?
I'm using Thunderbird with W10.
Cheers. D
I have never used McAfee and have no intention of doing so.
I am looking for a way to block these nuisance emails. Can anyone help, please ?
I'm using Thunderbird with W10.
Cheers. D
Answers
If the sender of the emails is always using the same address to send them from, all you need to do is to invoke a Thunderbird rule to auto-delete them: https:// support. mozilla. org/ en- US/ kb/ blocking- sender If they're using different addresses to send from, you'll need to create a filter rule whereby any email with 'McAfee' in the subject line is...
17:06 Tue 05th Oct 2021
If the sender of the emails is always using the same address to send them from, all you need to do is to invoke a Thunderbird rule to auto-delete them:
https:/ /suppor t.mozil la.org/ en-US/k b/block ing-sen der
If they're using different addresses to send from, you'll need to create a filter rule whereby any email with 'McAfee' in the subject line is automatically routed to your 'Spam' folder or similar:
https:/ /suppor t.mozil la.org/ en-US/k b/organ ize-you r-messa ges-usi ng-filt ers
https:/
If they're using different addresses to send from, you'll need to create a filter rule whereby any email with 'McAfee' in the subject line is automatically routed to your 'Spam' folder or similar:
https:/
Interesting, I have pop ups that continually come in from the right hand side of my screen from McAfee (who I have never used before) and I don't know how to stop those ! They started appearing suddenly some weeks ago. I'm so used to them now that I barely see them, but if I could get rid of them, I would. Any ideas Buenchico ?
When do you see the pop-ups, BS? If they're only on AB, then it's likely that they're part of the the site's own advertising, so there's nothing that you can do about them (other, possibly, to start searching Amazon for something like sexy lingerie, so that you see ads for such clothing instead of ads for McAfee!).
If you're seeing the pop-ups elsewhere though, it's likely that your PC has malware on it. (I'm assuming, of course, that you're actually using a PC, rather than a phone or tablet). Download and run AdwCleaner to zap it:
https:/ /www.ma lwareby tes.com /adwcle aner
(There's no installation process; you simply run the downloaded file directly).
If you're seeing the pop-ups elsewhere though, it's likely that your PC has malware on it. (I'm assuming, of course, that you're actually using a PC, rather than a phone or tablet). Download and run AdwCleaner to zap it:
https:/
(There's no installation process; you simply run the downloaded file directly).