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I've been telling my email (I've since dropped eM) to block all senders with similar domains and I still can't get rid of this shit because there's a new number added to the domain so it doesn't matter.Ĭooking tips, recipes, school of wordplay, just random ass ads, it's so aggravating because I NEVER got ads I couldn't tell to fuck off before like this, and Window's Mail randomly stopped giving me all the emails that would come in so I was forced to look for another app, found something that seemed perfect, especially with sending things to folders automatically, only for it to basically fucking scam me just without me losing any money.Oracle provides this Oracle Java SE Support Roadmap, to help you understand maintenance and support options and related timelines. Unsubscribing doesn't actually fucking do anything because I think once you unsub you're sent to a sub version of that exact ad so you can never fucking escape. The unsubscribe page looks the exact same, and 3. The ad formatting was the same just the beginning slightly changed to whatever it was an ad for, 2. It wasn't until I downloaded eM that my email was FLOODED with a dozen different emailing services all with the same things, 1.

This isn't closed so I figure I'll warn future people looking into it because I wish this was something I knew.

Em client free licence