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spoofed emails

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Amost daily, I keep getting emails from the the same sender into my Gmail account from 'David lennie'

but from a different, spooffed addresses.

The title is always "pics from David lennie,then the message is "I'm presuming you may recall those 2 photos"

when a link to a web site; I never open the link.

When I receive the email I always block the sender and send it to my junk mail. I have created a rule with

anything from David Lennie and the word '' pictures'' in the senders address and message,

subject, body, subject or body or the message header and directed that it is deleted and moved to the deleted folder.

Regardless of my blocking and created rule I am still getting emails from the same entity,

(senders name not actual address) in my inbox.

Can anyone advise where I can get help and/or report this activity?

I'm assuming you are accessing Gmail via a web browser. Click on the three dots in the upper right corner. Click "Report phishing."

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  1. Open Gmail, click the search bar's tuning-fork icon (Show search options) on the right side.

  2. Type the annoying email address or key repeating words into the From or Has the words field.

  3. Click Create filter at the bottom of the search box.

  4. Check the box that says Delete it.

  5. Click Create filter again.....................Instead of just blocking, create a filter that automatically deletes the unwanted mail

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