Hello Ady, I have been a TalkTalk customer since the beginning (from Tiscali).
I was looking back at my posts re Spam/Scam/Phishing mails which became once more a huge problem recently. There are currently 95 in my Spam folder - not yet deleted as usual because I have asked which is the correct TalkTalk mail Security address I should use to send these for research and blocking. Marking them as Spam has made no difference at all. I used to send with Full Source details revealed, and attached, to make the research easier but that has also proved useless. Especially galling when the spam/scam is using TalkTalk's own branding and headings like 'sent from a Trusted Sender'. May I ask what is Open Xchange and when is it expected to improve security for customers using webmail and an address @talktalk.net
Despite having talked on various occasions with TalkTalk's customer advisers, no one ever told me how to block these continually changing Senders' addresses. I assumed simply because they always are ever-changing. However, although I'm not Tech-savvy, it seems I have at least found a way to slow down the huge tide of junk mail. I now identify the domain, all that follows @. I then add that to the blocked senders' list (which has grown very rapidly in the last two weeks). To my joy, this seems to be helping: the latest seem to have suffixes de or pl. The strings of nonsense also get longer and more tedious to key-in to Block; but has to be worth it.
Any guidance and help will be appreciated. Thank you.
