I have some rules that score 0.001 for this (like 'message body does not
contain "transaction-id"' for example), then I have a filter in
Thunderbird that stuffs messages from that vendor and with that rule in
the headers into a folder where messages expire after a set period (60
days in my case).
On 2026-01-05 12:02, Jerry Malcolm wrote:
I realize that the main function of SA is to separate spam from
non-spam. But I am encountering a growing need to sub-divide some
non-spam mail between important (keep) specific mail related to a
purchase vs. promotional mail from the same vendor. For example, we
do a lot of RVing. We make reservations sometimes months ahead at a
campsite and receive confirmation emails, etc. But we also like to
hear about other promotions and offers from the same camp site. I
want to expire and autodelete promotions-only email after a certain
expiry period while permanently keeping reservation
confirmations/receipts. It would be wonderful if these emails came
from "[email protected]" and "[email protected]".
But that would be too easy, and rarely occurs. Mostly everything
comes from info@... or some other common email.
I suspect this is a total long-shot. But just curious if there are
any tricks/techniques that others are using that can somewhat
definitively separate reservation confirmations from
promotions/marketing email so I can categorize lifecycle accordingly?
I suspect there may be some training per vendor. But what is the
best/recommended service to be trained? Any suggestions welcome.
Thx
Jerry
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