security ''Domain SEO notice'' scam

[kite26]

I am having HUGE problem with a new scam with the title ''Domain SEO notice'', asking $67 to renew their ''service''. I block, i flag them, nothing. They sent messages from other addresses.This situation is awful...

 

[Hypersot]

somehow, spam-assassin blocks them in my thunderbird

The amount of spam I see in the spam folders every 12hrs (when I check) is crazy.

It's amazing how any action online is a pain to do for us but these guys go on unhindered for ages now :/

 

[kite26]

somehow, spam-assassin blocks them in my thunderbird

The amount of spam I see in the spam folders every 12hrs (when I check) is crazy.

It's amazing how any action online is a pain to do for us but these guys go on unhindered for ages now :/

I think it's time to be all punished. I feel desperate.
Additionally, i want to someone to show me a simple rule/method to eliminate their trash from my folder. To eliminate them once and for all.

 

[SirDrago]

The spammer is actually a member of this forum.
Do a search with contents of his email here on NP.

 

[kite26]

Really, i don't believe that in the 2017 year we can't find a way to punish this kids. Anyway, take care all and don't click anything inside these messages.

 

[Kuffy]

Education is the answer. If there were no buyers, then there would be no sellers

 

[Sub8Routine]

Hi everyone, I have just received something similar.

Education is the answer. If there were no buyers, then there would be no sellers

I couldn't agree more with @Kuffy