Hi All,
I tend to provide unique email addresses to each company with whom I
deal, and so spam allegedly from a particular company is usually sent
to an address not associated with that company. I should be able to
use this to split spam from genuine messages on a 'per company' basis,
move spam to my 'spam' folder and move genuine messages to
company-specific folder.
Here's a pseudocode example:
{the address I use for bloggco is co-blog...@mydomain.com}
if (sender contains bloggco.com)
then
if (recipient is co-blog...@mydomain.com)
then
(move to bloggco folder)
else
(move to spam folder)
endif
endif
I could set up two filters, but I'd rather use just one if possible.
Is this possible?
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Geoff
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