How to block e mails from a website not domain

Blocking emails from a specific website (not domain) can be a bit tricky, as websites don't typically send emails directly. Instead, they usually use email services like Gmail, Outlook, or Mailchimp to send emails to their users. Here are a few methods to help you block emails from a specific website:

Method 1: Block emails from a specific sender

You can block emails from a specific sender by adding their email address to your email provider's spam filter or blocking list. Here's how:

• Gmail: Go to Settings > Filters and Blocked Addresses > Create a new filter. Enter the sender's email address and select "Block" as the action.
• Outlook: Go to Settings > View all Outlook settings > Mail > Junk email > Safe senders and domains. Add the sender's email address to the "Blocked senders" list.
• Other email providers: Check your email provider's documentation for similar settings.

Method 2: Block emails from a specific IP address

Websites typically use a specific IP address to send emails. You can block emails from a specific IP address by adding it to your email provider's block list. Here's how:

• Gmail: Go to Settings > Filters and Blocked Addresses > Create a new filter. Enter the IP address (e.g., 192.0.2.1) and select "Block" as the action.
• Outlook: Go to Settings > View all Outlook settings > Mail > Junk email > Safe senders and domains. Add the IP address to the "Blocked senders" list.
• Other email providers: Check your email provider's documentation for similar settings.

Method 3: Use a third-party email filtering service

Services like SpamAssassin, SpamSieve, or SpamFilter can help you block emails from specific websites. These services use various algorithms to identify and block spam emails, including those from specific websites.

Method 4: Use a browser extension or plugin

Browser extensions like uBlock Origin, Ghostery, or NoCoin can help you block emails from specific websites. These extensions use various techniques to block unwanted emails, including those from specific websites.

Important notes:

• These methods may not be 100% effective, as spammers can use different IP addresses or email services to send emails.
• Be cautious when blocking emails, as you may inadvertently block legitimate emails from the same website.
• If you're experiencing a high volume of spam emails from a specific website, it's likely that the website itself is compromised or is being used for spamming purposes.