My current Gmail e-mail address is a part of a bunch of mailing lists that I need to be a part of. The problem is that I don't know what they are and they are always changing. So, how can I have it set up so that any e-mail, regardless of which mailing list it originates, that comes to that one e-mail address, is applied the same label?
Gmail – How to filter and label emails that are sent to a mailing list (which I am a part of)
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Best Answer
I've found the best option is to find a section of text in the email that is common to them all and filter based on that. For example, you might use:
to:<you>@gmail.com subject:<common text> (<Word #1> OR <Word #2> OR <Word #3>)You would then add/remove the
<Word #>'s/<Subject>depending on what commonality you find.