I'm getting a bunch of spam emails along the lines of "Iphone, Get our new loans", "Iphone, subscribe to magazine" from completely different senders every single time, but the title is always a variant of:
Iphone, xxxxxx
I've been trying to filter emails like this in the Y! Email filter and can't seem to find a way to filter an exact phrase.
The issue is, if I try to filter emails containing Iphone,
it filters all emails that has the word Iphone in it, including legitimate emails. When I try to filter an exact phrase, like "Iphone,"
, or 'Iphone'
, it doesn't work.
How can I filter out exact phrases in an email filter?
Best Answer
For a single phrase, you should wrap it in double quotation marks.
"6 new updates and 2 invitations waiting for you on"
If you have multiple exact phrases to test, use double quotes for each phrase, inserting a space between phrases to separate them (as opposed to a comma).
"e-statement Notification Account Statement on" "08" 2009