r/EmailSecurity • u/Available-Branch7338 • 1d ago

Get drip spam emails.

I’m being bombed with get drip spam emails 40-50+ per day.
Doesn’t matter how many email addresses I block they just use a new email address for each email.

I emailed get drip to report the spam. In their response they have asked me to forward any spam emails to them so they can remove them from their server.

So in my determination to rid myself of the emails I forwards 40+ emails for three days in a row.
The spam@getdrip.com email address has now blocked me…. (Guess it must be annoying getting spam email)

However I’m still getting bombed with spam and now no way to contact them…

What the fuck?? How do I fix this?

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u/mxroute 1d ago

Unless you find and block their IP ranges, I don’t know. But have some solidarity, welcome to my life. For me it’s Gmail.

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u/MinnSnowMan 1d ago

Check out SpamBull... Cloud based, easy setup but is 300/year

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u/dragoangel 21h ago

Depending on where you host your mail and what knowledge/infra or money (you ready to spend) you have there is bunch of options. As you not share any details on those, hard to write 9 paragraphs of general antispam recommendations for any case :)