Re: Put your doughnut in her oven

[Guest guest]

Wow, hope that's the last we hear from him!

rheumatic Put your doughnut in her oven

Powers to perform a real original sin! She will never see your gun soft and

weak! Wiener improving solution

[Guest guest]

Hi all,

Unfortunately using groups we can't delete these messages before

they reach the group. They are sent by spammers who sign up to ,

send their spam (as if there aren't better things to do) and then leave.

Some we can ban if they are still members but most of the time the

address has disappeared by the time we look.

We could of course make this a moderated group, but then we would have

to check and approve everyone who applies to join and we simply don't

have the resources to do that. And it isn't easy to tell spammers from

genuine patients as the spammer can tell a story to get membership.

So I can only say 'hit delete'. Compared to most groups, we get very

little spam on ours.

Chris.

(Moderator)

On Sun, Jan 10th, 2010 at 3:28 AM, MAZ FACTOR <MAZFACTOR@...> wrote:

> This message is totally uncalled for! Please delete them

[Guest guest]

I didn't hit delet, I hit spam, hopefully this got them off my computer.

Eva

> This message is totally uncalled for! Please delete them

[Guest guest]

Hi Eva,

Hitting 'spam' will train your mail program to put messages from this person

into your spam mail

in the future. Then you will have to empty/delete your spam mail to delete all

the messages in

there. When we get similar trashy messages from others in the future, you'll

have to mark those

as spam as well.

Chris.

On Mon, Jan 11th, 2010 at 5:28 AM, Eva Holloway <holloway-eva@...>

wrote:

> I didn't hit delet, I hit spam, hopefully this got them off my

> computer.

> Eva

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> > This message is totally uncalled for! Please delete them

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[Guest guest]

Eva,

I'm wondering: since the posts come from " rheumatic@groups " would

putting a message into " spam " then end up putting all rheumatic list

e-mails into the spam folder?

Ute

At 03:05 PM 1/10/2010, you wrote:

>

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>Hi Eva,

>

>Hitting 'spam' will train your mail program to put messages from this

>person into your spam mail

>in the future. Then you will have to empty/delete your spam mail to delete

>all the messages in

>there. When we get similar trashy messages from others in the future,

>you'll have to mark those

>as spam as well.

>

>Chris.

>

>On Mon, Jan 11th, 2010 at 5:28 AM, Eva Holloway

><<mailto:holloway-eva%40sbcglobal.net>holloway-eva@...> wrote:

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> > I didn't hit delet, I hit spam, hopefully this got them off my

> > computer.

> > Eva

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> > > This message is totally uncalled for! Please delete them

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[Guest guest]

Hi Ute,

Good point - I was thinking it came from an individual email address and can't

check as I deleted

it. Yes, marking a message as spam will put all future messages from the same

sender into spam

mail. So if you put a message from rheumatic into spam your mail

program

will put all future messages from rheumatic into spam also.

So safer just to delete any of this type of message.

If anyone has already marked the message as spam then just go to it in your spam

folder and

mark it as 'not spam'.

Chris.

On Mon, Jan 11th, 2010 at 10:29 AM, Ute <nowyoga@...> wrote:

> Eva,

> I'm wondering: since the posts come from " rheumatic@groups "

> would

> putting a message into " spam " then end up putting all rheumatic list

>

> e-mails into the spam folder?

> Ute

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> At 03:05 PM 1/10/2010, you wrote:

> >

> >

> >Hi Eva,

> >

> >Hitting 'spam' will train your mail program to put messages from

> this

> >person into your spam mail

> >in the future. Then you will have to empty/delete your spam mail to

> delete

> >all the messages in

> >there. When we get similar trashy messages from others in the

> future,

> >you'll have to mark those

> >as spam as well.

> >

> >Chris.

> >

> >On Mon, Jan 11th, 2010 at 5:28 AM, Eva Holloway

> ><<mailto:holloway-eva%40sbcglobal.net>holloway-eva@...>

> wrote:

> >

> > > I didn't hit delet, I hit spam, hopefully this got them off my

> > > computer.

> > > Eva

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> > >

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> > > > This message is totally uncalled for! Please delete them

> > >

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[Guest guest]

Hi alll,

Anyone who gets their email using Outlook Express can click on the " message "

link at the top of the page, then click 'block sender' and if this person tries

to email again, it will be blocked.

hth,

carol_DM

[Guest guest]

How do you do it with regular outlook? I have mine set up so I have a

preview pane before I open them, that way I can usually tell if it's

some clown that is sending unwelcome messages and I delete them without

opening them.

________________________________

From: rheumatic [mailto:rheumatic ] On

Behalf Of Bob & Carol Zarn

Sent: Monday, January 11, 2010 9:02 AM

rheumatic

Subject: rheumatic Re: Put your doughnut in her oven

Hi alll,

Anyone who gets their email using Outlook Express can click on the

" message " link at the top of the page, then click 'block sender' and if

this person tries to email again, it will be blocked.

hth,

carol_DM

[Guest guest]

The block sender will only work on individual emails if you receive messages

from rheumaticgroups that way. If you get the digest version of the emails,

do not do the block sender or you will not get any mail from this site.

sorry for not mentioning this in my previous post.

carol_DM